the graph illustrates the production of four different types of fruit in a singular Australian state during the years 1995, 2005 and 2015.
overall, the pattern for each fruit demonstrates a consistent upward trajectory over the last two decade from 1995 to 2015, with the exeption of pears which exhibited a noticeable decline in production.
the chart clearly shows significant growth in oranges, apples and peaches had a stable increase throughout the years, starting in 1995 where they had the least amount of fruit production. whereas 2015 was able to have an average of around 80 million kilograms, with oranges, apples and peaches producing around 90 million kg, 120 million kg and 70 million kg respectively.
On the other hand, pears production showed an opposing pattern. With a rapid decline during the year 1995 to 2005, decreasing a whopping 30 million kg from 130 million kg to 100 million kg before continuing to have a declining 10 million kg in the following decade. concluding with 90 million kg in 2015.
