The following line graph illustrates data that happened in 2014. It depicts sales of the three most purchased things in a specific bakery.
Overall, bread was the highest type of bread sold; however, selling pies was the lowest during 2014.
Analyzing the first trend, we can notice that pies had a slight rise in sales from 10,000 to 20,000 between January and August, but there was a period of stability until October. Then, sales climbed sharply to 40,000 in December. Examining the second trend, it can be deduced that bun sales increased dramatically from 40,000 to 70,000 between January and May. After that, sales remained constant until August. Moreover, there was a gentle decrease to 30,000 in December. Moving on to the last trend, bread had 80,000 sales in January, but it fell suddenly to approximately 45,000 in March. Furthermore, the graph peaked at three months, which were April with 60,000, June with 65,000, respectively, and August with 50,000. In addition, it declined in September to 45,000, approximately, and then flew to 80,000 again in December.
