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The image depicts two line graphs. First graph displays percentage ownerships of electrical appliances over years: washing machine rises from 40% in 1920 to nearly 75% in 1960, reaching 70% in 1980, 75% in 2000, around 75% in 2019; refrigerator shows 0% in 1920, nearly 2% in 1940, rises to 60% in 1960, 90% in 1980, 100% in 2000, reaching 100% in 2019; vacuum cleaner initiates at 0% in 1920, approximately 30% in 1940, growing to around 45% in 1960, 70% in 1980, 80% in 2000, peaking at 100% in 2019. Second graph highlights household weekly hours on housework by years: starting from 50 hours in 1920, declining to 45 hours in 1940, 28 hours in 1960, dropping further to 20 hours in 1980, remaining consistent at 15 hours in 2000 and 2019.
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The line graphs above illustrates the fluctuations in the electrical appliances hold by citizens in a particular country and number of hours of housework per week of each househould from 1920 to 2019.
Overall, there was a substantial growth in the pocession of refrigerators and vaccum cleaners over the periods. On the other hand, Washing machines stood at the bottom of the list. Additionally, number of weekly working hours per household showed evident decrease over the period.
In first chart, refrigenators and vaccum cleaners presented smililar trend. Both accounted for 100% increase in their ownership at the end of 2019. However in 1920, vaccum cleaner made up to 30% while not a signle household owned a refrigenator in 1920. In contrast, washing machine reponsible for the 40% of households in 1920 however, their demand increased and end at making nearly 80% in 2019.
The other chart eloborated the decrease in the weekly working hours of each household, it started from the 50 hours per week in 1920 and then ends at 10 hours in 2019.
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