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The image presents two graphs related to households from 1920 to 2019. The first graph shows the percentage of households owning different appliances: washing machines start at 40% in 1920, rise to 70% in 1960, 75% in 1980, 74% in 2000, and 75% in 2019; refrigerators begin at 0% in 1920, jump to 55% in 1940, 90% in 1960, reach 100% in 1980, remain at 100% through 2019; vacuum cleaners start at 30% in 1920, rise to 45% in 1940, 90% in 1960, 95% in 1980, 100% in 2000, and hold at 100% in 2019. The second graph indicates hours of housework per week per household, decreasing from 50 hours in 1920 to 20 in 1960, then down to 10 in 1980, approximately 7 in 2000, and stabilizing around 10 hours in 2019.
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The chat illustrates the differentiation in ownership of electrical appliances and the time spent during housework in one country in the years 1920 to 2019
Although, the chart demonstrates the percentage compared to numbers of houses of households per a week, we noticed a significant increase of using Vacuum cleaner and Refrigerator in the year 1960 up to 2019, on the other hand using washing machine has stayed almost the same over the years.
However, compare to the hours of working during weekdays, we noticed that on the 1940 it was approximately about 50h per a week and after 2 decades it reached about 30, we noticed there’s a pattern in the 40 years and after that it reached about 10 hours in the year 2019.
overall, we noticed there is significantly more appliances used compared to the first decade. However, on the other hand, the hours of working during weekdays has been dramatically reduced over the years.
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