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The image consists of two line graphs. The first graph, "Mobile phone subscriptions per hundred people," presents data from 2005 to 2015 for Eritrea, India, UK, and Uruguay. For Eritrea, subscriptions are approximately 10 (2005), 20 (2006), 30 (2007), 40 (2008), 52 (2009), 60 (2010), 65 (2011), 75 (2012), 82 (2013), 90 (2014), and 100 (2015). India has 5 (2005), 12 (2006), 25 (2007), 40 (2008), 52 (2009), 60 (2010), 70 (2011), 80 (2012), 90 (2013), 93 (2014), and 92 (2015). The UK shows 75 (2005), 85 (2006), 95 (2007), 108 (2008), 117 (2009), 120 (2010), 117 (2011), 115 (2012), 114 (2013), 117 (2014), and 120 (2015). Uruguay indicates 65 (2005), 80 (2006), 90 (2007), 95 (2008), 98 (2009), 102 (2010), 108 (2011), 114 (2012), 120 (2013), 123 (2014), and 125 (2015). The second graph, "Fixed telephone subscriptions per hundred people," reports data for the same countries with Eritrea showing approximately 3 (2005), 4 (2006), 5 (2007), 6 (2008), 7 (2009), 8 (2010), 9 (2011), 11 (2012), 11 (2013), 12 (2014), and 12 (2015). India records 40 (2005), 42 (2006), 43 (2007), 43 (2008), 42 (2009), 41 (2010), 40 (2011), 39 (2012), 39 (2013), 39 (2014), and 38 (2015). The UK reveals 58 (2005), 60 (2006), 60 (2007), 61 (2008), 60 (2009), 58 (2010), 56 (2011), 55 (2012), 54 (2013), 54 (2014), and 52 (2015). Uruguay illustrates 50 (2005), 48 (2006), 46 (2007), 45 (2008), 43 (2009), 42 (2010), 40 (2011), 38 (2012), 36 (2013), 34 (2014), and 32 (2015).
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The two line graphs given show the subscriptions to mobile and fixed phone lines in four different countries between 2005 and 2015.
The first line graph describe the mobile phone subscription per hundred people in four countries which are Erithrea, India, United Kingdom (UK) and Uruguay. Based on the this, Eritrea predominantly shows the least subsciptionm thoughout year 2005 till 2025 with less than 50 mobile phone subscription per hundred people. The scond lowest was India which showing increment thoughtout the and reached 50 mobile phone subscription per hundred people in year 2012 onwards. The second highest country would be UK who started top during 2005 till 2009 but subsequently being passed by Uruguay wo stated low on 2005 but regained momentum to reach 150 mobile phone subscription per hundred peopleon 2015.
The second line graph shows the fixed mobile subscription per hundred people for those four countries which Eritrea and India still reported lowest count and the UK demonstated consistently above 50 subscription per hundred people since year 2005 till 2015 followed by Uruguay with average of 30.
In comparison to both line graph, we clearly see the trend for mobile was dominant than the fixed line especially after year 2010 whereby three countries except Eritrea.
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