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The image is a line graph showing the average monthly change in prices of copper, nickel, and zinc in 2014, with the x-axis representing months (January to December) and the y-axis showing the percentage change in the price compared to the previous month. The copper line starts at around 0% in January, drops to approximately -2.2% in February, fluctuates between -1% and 1% from March to October, and ends at around -1.2% in December. The nickel line starts at around -0.8% in January, drops to -2.8% in February, peaks at 5.8% in May, fluctuates between -1% and 3% from June to November, and ends at around 1.2% in December. The zinc line starts at around -0.5% in January, drops to -1.8% in February, peaks at 3.2% in July, fluctuates between -1% and 2% from August to November, and ends at around 2.2% in December.
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The line graph illustrates the average monthly change in the price of three fossils in 2014. Overall, Copper and Zinc started at the same level while Nickel expected more a higher price this year. But at the end of the years, they shifted to almost similar prices.
In the beginning year, Nickel cost more than two other metals while in the middle of the year, it experienced a dramatic decline, from 6% value to 3% value. On the other hand, Copper and Zinc had a slight decline whereas shifted approximately in same prices (2% and 1%) in January month to a price reduction that is zero-interest.
By the second part of 2014, Nickel, Copper, and Zinc had stayed steadily the same interest (between 0 percent and 1 percent) for the last 3 months. Finally, at the end of a fluctuating year, all three metals finished around 2% in price.
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