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

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The image displays two line graphs illustrating data from 1920-2019. The top graph shows the percentage of households with three types of electrical appliances: washing machines (starting at approximately 0% in 1920, reaching around 60% in 1960, approximately 90% in 1980, and stabilizing around 100% by 2000), refrigerators (beginning near 0% in 1920, about 25% in 1960, around 80% by 1980, and close to 100% by 2000), and vacuum cleaners (initiating at nearly 0% in 1920, around 30% in 1960, roughly 60% in 1980, and achieving near 100% by 2000). The bottom graph depicts the number of hours of housework per week, starting at about 50 hours in 1920, decreasing to around 30 hours in 1960, about 20 hours in 1980, and further reducing to approximately 5 hours by 2019. The plots demonstrate a positive correlation between the proliferation of electrical appliances and the reduction in hours spent on household tasks over the century.
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The given bar graphs describes the changes in the ownership of electrical gadgets and the time spent on house cleaning in households in a country from 1920 to 2019.

Overall it can be seen that there is a increase in ownership of electrical appliances and decrease in the number of hours dedicated to house work.

In 1920, families did not use refrigerator but used a washing machine 40% and vacuum cleaner 30% and house cleaning tooks 50% for a week. The use of refrigerator and vacuum cleaner has been increased significantly while washing machine usage did not impact much. Refrigerator reached maximum of 100% in 1980 itself. The usage of vacuum cleaner has been surpassed 100% in 2000 and it’s continued the same usage till 2019 and there are no changes. Whereas the housework has fallen from 50% in 1920 to 10% in 2019 respectively, overall it can been people prefer to use electrical appliances than housework

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