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The image presents two line charts from 1920 to 2019. The first, 'Percentage of households with electrical appliances', shows ownership for Washing Machines at 40% (1920), 60% (1940), 70% (1960), 65% (1980), 70% (2000), and 75% (2019); for Vacuum Cleaners at 30% (1920), 50% (1940), 70% (1960), 95% (1980), 100% (2000), and 100% (2019); and for Refrigerators at 0% (1920), 55% (1940), 90% (1960), 98% (1980), 100% (2000), and 100% (2019). The second chart, 'Number of hours of housework per week, per household', shows weekly hours at 50 (1920), 35 (1940), 20 (1960), 15 (1980), 15 (2000), and 10 (2019); housework includes washing clothes, preparing meals, and cleaning.
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The first line graph illustrates the changes in percentage of people with electrical appliances from 1920 to 2019. The second graph shows the amount of time spent on housework in one country over the same period.
Overall, it can be seen that the number of people using electrical appliances had risen by the end of the period. Controversially, the amount of time spent on household duties decreased.
According to the graph, it is clear that refrigerators were at their lowest point in 1920 (0%). Then, the percentage of people using them increased rapidly by 1980 (100%) and remained at the same position till 2019. Washing machines started at 40% in 1920 and gradually rose to approximately 72 per cent by 2019. Vacuum cleaners had almost similar trends with fridges. They started at about 30 per cent in 1920 and rapidly rose to 100 per cent by 2019.
It can be noticed that the amount of time decreased gradually from 50 weekly hours per household in 1920 to only 10 hours per week in 2019.
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