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Band 4+: The bar chart shows the amount of energy generated by wind in four countries from 1985 to 2000.

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The image contains a bar graph with four vertical bars for each year 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, under four countries, namely India, Denmark, Germany, United States. The y-axis represents 'Energy generated in megawatts' scaling from 0 to 1800 in increments of 200. Data points for India: 1985-200, 1990-400, 1995-600, 2000-800; Denmark: 1985-400, 1990-700, 1995-800, 2000-1500; Germany: 1985-500, 1990-1000, 1995-1500, 2000-1600; United States: 1985-700, 1990-1300, 1995-1500, 2000-1700. Each bar for a particular country in a given year is colored differently without specified legend or color code.
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The given bar charts give information about how much energy is generated by using wind in four various countries between 1985 and 2000.(in megawatts)

Overall, it is clear that the US had high points in generating energy over the years. We can also see that all cities except the US underwent an increase without any decreases.

Looking in more detail, in the first year the percentages of two countries were the same, India and Denmark approximately 100. But this percentage rapidly increased, just under 500. Moreover, in Germany these numbers were quite different, approximately 490 in 1985. After ten years this number grew to 300. Also, the percentage of the US was the highest, just above 1200.

By 1995, the percentages of India and Germany came at the same point, 700. And the proportion of Denmark dramatically rose, at 1200. But in that year the US expressed a slight decline, to 100. In the final year, India and Denmark dramatically went up and arrived at its peak, 1200, 1600 respectively. Germany almost remained constantly in 2000. The US experienced decline again and in 2000 the percentage of this country was 15000.

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