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The image presents a line graph with years on the horizontal axis, at intervals of 1975, 1985, 1995, 2005, and percentage on the vertical axis ranging from 0 to 50 at intervals of 5. Four lines each represent different categories, '3 cars', '2 cars', '1 car', and 'no car'. Data points for '3 cars' are 5% in 1975, 7% in 1985, 15% in 1995, and 20% in 2005. '2 cars' show 10% in 1975, 15% in 1985, 35% in 1995, and 40% in 2005. '1 car' starts at 45% in 1975, decreases to 40% in 1985, increases to 45% in 1995, then drops to 40% in 2005. 'No car' category begins at 40% in 1975, plummets to 25% in 1985, slides to 20% in 1995, and remains at 20% in 2005.
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The line graph compares car ownership among UK household from 1975 to 2005.
Overall, one-car ownership increased throughout the period, while the proportion of without car declined. The remaining two graphs growing up at the end of the year.
In 1975, household of one-car showed considerable decrease of approximately 37%. Consequently, it increases by the time of 1995 and reached 41% and displayed its peak level in 2005 that is 45%. Concurrently, no car ownership steeply declined and reached 25% during the 1985s and then gradually declined 22% in 2005.
The other two categories showed the upward trend. People with two cars went up in 1985 of about 14% and marginally rose to 15%. Finally, it converged at 17%. Simultaneously, three cars household demonstrates minimal rose in the begining. However, it grew slightly from 4% in 1985 to 6% in 1995. Moreover, in 2005, it shot up to 10% in 2005.
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