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Band 5+: The graph below shows the demand for electracity in England during typical day in winter and summer .The pie chart shows how electracity is used in an average English home .

Image for topic: The graph below shows the demand for electracity in England during typical day in winter and summer .The pie chart shows how electracity is used in an average English home .
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The image shows the typical daily electricity demand in England with two lines: winter peaks at 48000 units at 23:00 and a low of 30000 units at 14:00; summer peaks at 20000 units at 17:00 and a low of 12000 units at 6:00. The pie chart illustrates electricity usage: 52.5% for heating rooms and water, 17.5% for ovens, kettles, washing machines, 15% for lighting, TV, radio, and 15% for vacuum cleaners, food mixers, electric tools.
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The given line graph shows daily electricity usage in opposite weather condition, while the pie chart clearly illustrates how electricity is used across different spaces, such as heating rooms, ovens, kettles, washing machines, lighting, TV, radio, vacuum cleaners, food mixers, and electric tools.

We can clearly see from the line graph that consuming electracity in two season (winter, summer), The pie chart shows that heading rooms and heating water had over a half percentage of used electracity compared to the other three categories .

The line graph represents units of electracity in a daily . In winter , starting around 3000 units at midnight and pick at approximately 48000 unit in the evening . The graph shows the higher result during the winter compared to summer.In summer , the figure remain stable trend during the day , starting at about 18000 units and slightly increasing to a peak of 20,000 units in the evening .

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The graph below shows the demand for electracity in England during typical day in winter and summer .The pie chart shows how electracity is used in an average English home .

The given line graph shows daily electricity usage in opposing weather conditions, while the pie chart clearly illustrates how electricity is used across different spaces, such as heating rooms, ovens, kettles, washing machines, lighting, TV, radio, vacuum cleaners, food mixers, and electric tools. We can clearly see from the line graph that electracity consuption differs […]

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