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Band 5+: The bar chart describes the sales of different goods in pounds ( £) in the UK over four seasons in 2015.

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The image shows Spring: Clothing ~110000, Household Items ~52000, Garden ~25000, Electrical Equipment ~70000, Children's Toy ~35000; Summer: Clothing ~90000, Household Items ~65000, Garden ~30000, Electrical Equipment ~80000, Children's Toy ~55000; Autumn: Clothing ~65000, Household Items ~60000, Garden ~20000, Electrical Equipment ~70000, Children's Toy ~60000; Winter: Clothing ~70000, Household Items ~60000, Garden ~15000, Electrical Equipment ~85000, Children's Toy ~100000.
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The bar chart illustrates the amount of sales of differents essential equipment consisting of Clothing, Household Items, Garden, Electrical Equipment and Children’s toy during four seasons in 2015 including Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter

Overall, while the cloting stands as the pinnacle in terms of sales, garden and children’s toy languish at the opposite end. In addition, the amount of total transaction in all products decrease steadily from spring to autumn, after which this figure increases significantly in Winter

Looking more closely to the bar chart, there is a marked disparity between the demands of clothing and garden, with the former being double that of the latter about 40000. Moreover, the demand of garden is on par with that of children’s toy in Autumn about 40000 pounds. In the other hand, compared to household and electrical equipment, which stands at 60000 pounds, the transaction of garden and childen’s toy register a significantly lower figure at 40000 pounds

Observing close to each seasons’s sales, the demands of clothing decrease steadily from Spring to Autumn about 30000 pounds, and this was followed by a upward trend from 70000 to 110000 pounds in winter. However, the transaction of children’s toy decrease significantly after every summer and became the lowest figure in the winter

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