The bar chart compares the average price of fuel being sold in two specific states of the USA, which was measured in dollars, over a 6-year period, commencing from 2005.
Generally, the figure for gas exhibited a significant increase throughout the period. Conversely, the price of fuel fluctuated around $2.5 for the majority of the period given, despite a remarkable increase in 2008 and hitting its highest point at the end.
By 2005, fuel was sold at the price of $2.27, before experiencing a moderate rise of $0.3 in the following year and temporarily dipped to $2.5 in 2007. Notably, the figure for gas represented $3.25, showing a considerable variation in the market.
After 2008, the price of fuel dramatically fell to $2.35 in 2009 and marginally rose by nearly 0.5 dollars in the next year, indicating shifts in the economy. Nevertheless, the gas prices in both states bounced back and hit a peak of just over $3.5 at the end of the timeframe, recording the highest cost for customers purchasing fuel in two specific states.