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The image features a line graph with the vertical axis titled "Litres per person per year" ranging from 0 to 80 in increments of 10, and the horizontal axis titled "Year" marked at 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, and 2020. The legend identifies three categories: Coffee, Tea, and Soft drinks. In 2000, values stand at approximately 42 litres per person per year for Coffee, 60 for Tea, and 30 for Soft drinks. In 2005, values are approximately 48 for Coffee, 57 for Tea, and 38 for Soft drinks. In 2010, values are 55 for Coffee, 52 for Tea, and 44 for Soft drinks. In 2015, values are approximately 63 for Coffee, 48 for Tea, and 47 for Soft drinks. In 2020, values are 70 for Coffee, 45 for Tea, and 50 for Soft drinks.
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The provided line graph illustrates three different drinks consumption litres per individual which are coffee tea and soft drinks over 20 year period between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, the coffee consumption significantly increased all that period wasn’t reduced in 20 years. However tea utilize numbers were decreased all that period
Specifically, Soft drink usage ratio steadily increased without decrease at 30 litres in 2000, that amount was increased approximately above 50 litres in 2020, so litre amount per person for soft drinks and tea was almost equal to 45 in 2016, within 4 year, soft drink quantitiy was increasing through 50 liters per person in 2020.
Furthermore, coffee and tea consumption amounts were placed at 40 and 60 litres in 2000, the usage rate change showed opposite way through years which is tea usage rate fell below 50 litres in 2010 therefore coffee usage reached above 50 litres in 2010
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