The line graph illustrates the amount of electricity consumed in five distinct countries over the course of 4 years, starting from 2000.
Overall, all countries witnessed an ascending trend whereas the opposite was the case for country A, with country E being the only one remaining stable for the whole period. Among these nations, country A took the first position in the first two years but then this place belonged to country B from that point onward.
Country A started the period with roughly 4000 TkWh used, making it the top electricity-consuming nation at that time. This was closely followed by country B, at 3750 TkWh, which is nearly 1250 higher than the figure for country C. Occupying the fourth place was country D, as it consumed 2000 TkWh, double the value for country E.
Thereafter, the amount of electricity consumed in country A increased moderately to 4250 TkWh in 2004. Country C and country D would follow the same trend, but less pronounced, with respective figures being roughly 2600 and 2100. In contrast, country A saw a surge of nearly 750 TkWh in the next 4 years. Finally, the electrical usage in country E fluctuated mildly around 1000 over the whole period.