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The image presents a line graph titled 'Unit sales of five different types of jam', charting unit sales in millions by year from 2009 to 2014 for five jam types. Strawberry sales (in millions) were: 2009 (3.5), 2010 (3.9), 2011 (5.5), 2012 (5.9), 2013 (6.5), and 2014 (6.6). Raspberry sales were: 2009 (2.8), 2010 (3.1), 2011 (3.5), 2012 (4.1), 2013 (4.8), and 2014 (5.2). Plum sales were: 2009 (2.5), 2010 (2.4), 2011 (2.0), 2012 (1.5), 2013 (1.0), and 2014 (0.1). Cherry sales were: 2009 (1.6), 2010 (1.8), 2011 (2.6), 2012 (2.2), 2013 (2.8), and 2014 (2.5). Grape sales were: 2009 (1.0), 2010 (1.2), 2011 (1.5), 2012 (2.0), 2013 (3.0), and 2014 (4.3).
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The given chart illustrates the sales of five varieties jam, measured in millions of units, in a company between 2009 and 2014.
Overall, it is clear that almost type of jam experienced an upward trend in sales, except for plum during the given years. Additionally, strawberry remained the most popular figure over the period.
In terms of strawberry, starting at around 3.5 million units in 2009, quickly increased and reached a peak at approximately 6.5 at the end of the period. Similarly, the figures for raspberry and grape witnessed the same in which pattern sales considerably and stood at about 5.2 million and 4.3 million respectively in 2014.
In 2009, nearly 2.8 millions of plum was sold. However, this number gradually dropped throughout the period and no unit was recorded in 2014. Regarding cherry, it recorded a fluctuation around 0.6 millions in the first four years. Then, this figure saw a slight increase before dropping to approximate 2.5 millions in 2014.
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