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Band 5+: The golf below shows changes in the percentage of household with cars in one European country between 1971 and 2001.

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The image displays a bar graph showing the percentage of households with cars in a European country for 1971, 1981, 1991, and 2001, categorized by 'No car', '1 car', and '2 or more cars'. In 1971, the distribution was: No car, approximately 47%; 1 car, 35%; and 2 or more cars, approximately 16%. For 1981, the figures were: No car, approximately 42%; 1 car, approximately 31%; and 2 or more cars, approximately 28%. In 1991, the percentages were: No car, 30%; 1 car, approximately 47%; and 2 or more cars, approximately 21%. Finally, in 2001, the data shows: No car, approximately 28%; 1 car, approximately 43%; and 2 or more cars, approximately 28%.
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The bar graph illustrate the changes in the percentage of household with cars in one european country at the middle of 1971 and 2001.

Overall,in that four years darastically changes was seen and the uses of car was increased rapidly until second last year then small downward.Afterward,uses of more then 2 car per house was shown fluctuate .However,the house where no car used was decreased rapidly.

Firstly,In 1971,european country house which didnot used car was at the highest peak which had more then 45% then it was reduced dramatically until 2001 in last year it had likely 30%.Afterward,the house which used car was increased in 1971 it had exact 35%then small fall was seen and reached above 30% in 1981 then rose boom and reached approximately 50% in 1991 then also huge decreased and reached between 40% and 45% in 2001.

Secondly,In 1971 the house where more then 2 car used was above 15%then shows fluctuate and in 2001 it was shown in between 25% and 30%.

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