📊Task 1: Graphs with a trend (Line Graph)

The line graph illustrates the consumption of three types of fast food — pizza, fish and chips, and hamburgers — among Australian teenagers between 1975 and 2000.

Overall, while the amount of hamburgers and pizza rose steadily over the period, the intake of fish and chips saw a significant decline. Additionally, fish and chips was the most popular choice in 1975, but it was overtaken by hamburgers by the end of the period.

Hamburgers and pizza followed a similar upward trend overall. In 1975, both were consumed approximately 10 times per year. The figure for hamburgers surged to 100 by 1992, while that for pizza rose to just over 80 during the same period. Both figures remained stable until 2000, resulting in a much wider gap between the consumption of pizza and hamburgers compared to 1975.

In contrast, the trend for fish and chips went in the opposite direction. Consumption started at 100 times per year, then fell gradually to just over 80 times by 1982, before rising again to 95 in the following five years. After that, it declined dramatically to below 40, making it the least popular fast food option by 2000.

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📊Task 1: Graphs with a trend (Line Graph)

The line graph illustrates the consumption of three types of fast food — pizza, fish and chips, and hamburgers — among Australian teenagers between 1975 and 2000.

Overall, while the amount of hamburgers and pizza rose steadily over the period, the intake of fish and chips saw a significant decline. Additionally, fish and chips was the most popular choice in 1975, but it was overtaken by hamburgers by the end of the period.

Hamburgers and pizza followed a similar upward trend overall. In 1975, both were consumed approximately 10 times per year. The figure for hamburgers surged to 100 by 1992, while that for pizza rose to just over 80 during the same period. Both figures remained stable until 2000, resulting in a much wider gap between the consumption of pizza and hamburgers compared to 1975.

In contrast, the trend for fish and chips went in the opposite direction. Consumption started at 100 times per year, then fell gradually to just over 80 times by 1982, before rising again to 95 in the following five years. After that, it declined dramatically to below 40, making it the least popular fast food option by 2000.

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