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Band 4+: the chart below shows the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone call in the UK,DIVIDED INTO THREE CATEGORIES ,FROM 1995 -2002

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The image shows UK telephone calls by category from 1995 to 2002 with minutes in billions: 1995-Local: 72, National/International: 38, Mobile: 4; 1996-Local: 75, National/International: 42, Mobile: 5; 1997-Local: 78, National/International: 46, Mobile: 7; 1998-Local: 80, National/International: 50, Mobile: 8; 1999-Local: 79, National/International: 54, Mobile: 12; 2000-Local: 71, National/International: 55, Mobile: 20; 2001-Local: 61, National/International: 55, Mobile: 30; 2002-Local: 60, National/International: 61, Mobile: 45.
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The graph is a statistical representation of the variability in categories of the telephone calls, in the UK.

Overall, it reveals the information about local-fixed line ,national and international -fixed line and mobiles from 1995 to 2002.These three category shows number of minutes in billions of television call in the UK.

In accordance with the graph ,there was a gradual and steady increase in number of minutes of television call in mobile, indicating upward trend throughout the period. In addition to that , from 1995 to 2002 there was also a rise in national and international -fixed line ,highlighting sustained and significant increment .

As demonstrated in the graph ,local -fixed line followed consistent growth until 1999 and reach approximately at 90 minutes ,but after the trend reversed and began a steady decline till 2002.It illustrates that the usage of local fixed line was firstly uplift and then it plummet.

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