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Band 4+: The bar graph shows how much electricity all Korean households use per month in billions of kilowatts. The pie chart shows what the seasonal share of annual total electricity use for all sectors is

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The image shows two graphics: one bar chart of monthly electricity use in Korea's household sector in billions of kilowatts and one pie chart of seasonal share of annual electricity use for all sectors in Korea. Monthly electricity use: Jan 10, Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 5, May 7, Jun 9, Jul 10, Aug 11, Sep 7, Oct 6, Nov 8, Dec 9. Seasonal electricity use: Spring 14.5%, Summer 36.5%, Winter 29.75%, Fall 16.25%.
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The bar graph illustrate the how much korea use monthly electricity for household sector.The pie chart outline the annual electricity of seasonal share use for all sectors.

Overall,the one of the high results in monthly electricity is Julay amd August.The high result in annual electricity the Summer.So in two charts the summer month increased.

In the monthly electricity they’ve changed every time.January entered with ten billions of killowats.The month of February, March and April fell sharply to approximetly 4 killowats.However,It suddenly rose to 9 kilowatts in June.After the August to consuming electricity fall a down.We seemed that results in season of spring and and winter a plunged,but in the summer an increased.

In the pie chart show annual electricity the highest season is Summer 36,5%.The lowest one is Autumn with 14,5%.So autumn results is double as small.Winter is a double rised than spring with 29,75% respectively.So we can say that summer consumes two,three times more electricity than the rest of the year, both annually and monthly.

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