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Band 5+: The charts below show the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and the amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country between 1920 and 2019.

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The image shows two line graphs. The first graph labeled "Percentage of households with electrical appliances (1920–2019)" includes data: Washing machine - 1920 (40%), 1940 (60%), 1960 (70%), 1980 (75%), 2000 (74%), 2019 (70%); Refrigerator - 1920 (0%), 1940 (20%), 1960 (50%), 1980 (90%), 2000 (100%), 2019 (100%); Vacuum cleaner - 1920 (30%), 1940 (40%), 1960 (65%), 1980 (95%), 2000 (100%), 2019 (100%). The second graph labeled "Number of hours of housework* per week, per household (1920–2019)" shows a decline with 1920 (50), 1940 (40), 1960 (20), 1980 (approximately 15), 2000 (approximately 10), 2019 (10 hours).
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The charts depicts the variation in the ownership of electrical appliances and the duration spent on housework in house in a particular country between 1920 and 2019.Overall,the number of electrical appliances users witnessed a gradual increase whereas the length of hours spent on housework dropped dramatically over the period.

In 1920,the most popular appliance used was a washing machines at 40 percent,followed by refrigerators and vacuum cleaner at zero respectively.However,the vacuum cleaners recorded a sharp increase until 1960 hitting 90% ,then a small rise until a peak at 100% in 2000.On the other hand, refrigerators recorded a steady increase to level with Washing machine in 2000 at about 100%.The rising trend in vacuum cleaners was kept until 1940 at 60 percent, thereafter it fluctuate peaking in 2019 at about 70%

The number of houseworking hours was the highest in the year 1920 at 50 hours per week.The length reduced steadily to 20 in 1960.A gradual decline was seen through 1960-2019 achieving 10 hours.

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