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The image presents a bar chart detailing cars per 1000 people for Country 1, Country 2, Country 3, Country 4, Country 5, and the European average across years 2005, 2009, and 2015. In 2005, Country 1 had 300, Country 2 had 500, Country 3 had 600, Country 4 had 500, and Country 5 had 900, with an average of about 560. In 2009, Country 1 recorded 400, Country 2 at 600, Country 3 at 700, Country 4 at 600, and Country 5 at 1000, averaging around 660. By 2015, Country 1 rose to 500, Country 2 at 700, Country 3 reached 700, Country 4 climbed to 800, and Country 5 extended to 1100, resulting in an average near 760.
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The bar graph illustrates the number of cars in five different countries and the average each per thousands.
Overall, the number of cars in 2015 significantly increased; however, in 2005 and 2009 experienced a similar fall in average of 5, while the numbers in 2005 and 2009 in different countries grew steadily.
The proportion of cars in country 1 in 2009 recorded 400,000 which rose steadily around 800,000 in country 5 before experiencing a fall. In 2005, the cars numbers grew steadily as 2009 proportion. However, the number in country 5 stood at around 850,000 then it fell to 650,000 in average of 5 in 2005
In 2015, the number stood at 250,000 similar to 2005 proportion in country 1, while the figure of all three period remained stable to 650,000 in country 4, whereas the number in 2015 reached at 900,000 making the number of cars highest in country 5, before experiencing a decline to 799,000 in average of 5.
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