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The image shows a line graph titled "The sales of six essential products in WeBuy in the first half of 2020" with quantities in thousands on the y-axis ranging from 0 to 60 and months from January to June on the x-axis. There are six lines representing different products: Books & movies start at 10 in January, peak at 20 in February, drop to 10 in March, rise slightly to 15 in April and May, and drop to 5 in June; Cleaning supplies and toiletries begin at 15 in January, jump to 50 in February, fall to 30 in March, 20 in April, 25 in May, and 10 in June; Clothing starts at 30 in January, drops to 25 in February, rises sharply to 60 in March, then plummets to 20 in April, 10 in May, and 5 in June; Electronics starts at 5 in January, rises to 10 in February and March, surges to 55 in April, falls to 40 in May, and plunges to 5 in June; Food & Beverages starts at 15 in January, rises to 35 in February, peaks at 40 in March, drops to 10 in April, soars to 45 in May, and falls to 25 in June; Medical Supplies start at 15 in January, rapidly ascend to 60 in February, remain at 60 in March, fall to 35 in April, 25 in May, and 10 in June.
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The line graph illustrates the sales quantities of six essential products at WeBuy in the first half of 2020, measured in thousands.
Overall, sales of “food and beverages” showed the largest increase, while “electronics” experienced the steepest decline. “Medical supplies” and “cleaning supplies and toiletries” saw considerable growth, whereas “clothing” remained relatively stable throughout this period.
In January, sales of “food and beverages” began at 35,000 units and steadily increased to 40,000 by February. They then surged to 55,000 in March and remained fairly stable through to June. Similarly, “books and movies” started at around 10,000 units, rising to 15,000 by March, and tripled to 45,000 in April, where it plateaued for the remainder of the period.
Sales of “medical supplies” and “cleaning supplies and toiletries” followed a similar pattern. Both started at 10,000 and 5,000 units, respectively, in January, reaching an equal point of 15,000 in February. From April to May, they steadily increased to 30,000, and by June, both had surged to 50,000 units.
On the other hand, “electronics” saw a steady decline, starting at 35,000 units in January and plummeting to nearly 5,000 by June. “Clothing” sales fluctuated slightly, starting at around 20,000 and ending at a similar point, showing little overall change during the period.
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