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The image shows a bar graph comparing the prices of apples and oranges, measured in dollars per pound, from 2010 to 2014. In 2010, apple price is 5 and orange price is 4; in 2011, apple price is 4.5 and orange price is 5; in 2012, apple price is 5 and orange price is 5; in 2013, apple price is 5 and orange price is 5.5; in 2014, apple price is 5.5 and orange price is 6.
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The bar chart shows costs of two different fruits in dollars over the given period, from 2010 to 2014.
It is noticeable that, price of apple were much higher rather than orange until at the end of period.
Accordingly, the price of apple stood at just around five dollars in 2010, whereas, it was 4 dollars for orange. In the next year, both fruits witnessed almost same figures. By 2012, costs rose slightly, namely, apple came to five point and orange came to roughly five point too. Subsequently, price of orange became more expensive rather than its counterpart in the following year. While, it reached a peak by almost six dollars in 2014, apple cost around five dollars.
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