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Band 5+: The diagrams show the sales of cars of 3 different brands between 2015 – 2019.

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The image contains two graphs related to car sales. The left graph titled "The Sales of Cars from 2015 -2019" displays sales data for three brands - Xbrand, Ybrand, and Zbrand - over five years. Xbrand sales fluctuate just below 3 million starting around 2.8 million in 2015, dipping in 2016, peaking at around 3 million in 2017, and declining to just below 2.8 million by 2019. Ybrand shows consistent growth from just over 1 million in 2015 to just below 2 million in 2019. Zbrand shows a steep decline from nearly 2 million in 2015 to approximately 1 million in 2019. The right graph, titled "Car Sales by Types," is a pie chart showing the distribution of car types: MPV (35%), Sportscar (3%), SUV (25%), Sedan (27%), and Hatchback City Car (10%).
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The line chart provides the number of the sales of cars and the pie chart illustrates the percentage of the car sales of each type between 2015 and 2019.

Overall, it can be seen from the chart that the statistics of the sales of Y brand increased sharply during 3 years and decreased significantly at the end of the period, while Z brand decreased and bounced back after. X brand rose rapidly and overtook during the shown. Besides, car sales by types of Sportscar is the lowest and Hatchback city car is the highest.

According to the first, the sales of Y brand rose significantly to nearly 3 million from 2015 to 2017, whereas Z brand was decreased trendy from over 3 millions to approximately 2 million. After 3 years, the figure for Y brand was a gradual drop to 1,5 millions. By contrast, the dât of Z brand began to go up to about 2,5 million. The sales of cá in X brand rose sharply and reached its peak at 3 million in 2019.

Secondly, the percentage of MPV was the highest car sales by types, about 35%, while the percentage of Sportscar was the lowest car sales about 3%. The number of Sedan (10%) was tripled Sportscar, besides the percentage of SUV (25%) and Hatchback city car (27%) approximately the same

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