This is a model answer. try to draw a line graph for this report.
The line graph gives information about the differences in the
expenses on mobile phone and land-phone in the United State from 2001 to 2010. The most significant feature
is that the expenditure on cell phone escalated whereas that of fixed phone declined in those ten years.
It can be clearly seen that, in 2001, the expenses on mobile
phone was only $200 and then, its rate increased to $ 300 in 2002, a rise by 50%, followed by a
slight decrease in 2003. Subsequent to this, there was a gradual rise throughout the years and finally reached to its peak level in 2010; that was an average of about $750.
However, US consumers spent $700 on landline in 2001 and
then, its figure continuously dropped
throughout the years and reached
to 450$ in 2010; that was half of the
average recorded in 2001. Surprisingly, An average American’s spending on landline and cell phone in the year
2006 as about 550 $.
To sum up,
it is obvious from the graph that,
(no comma) people of the United States had more interest on mobile phone than
landline in those years. 175 words..
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