From the two charts above we can see that they are two different charts, the first chart is about the value of fuel exports and the second chart is about the value of selected exports. Those two charts show the rates trend from 2000 until 2005 in one country.
We can see that the first chart is more simpler than the second chart and only have one line graph, meanwhile on the second chart there are 3 line graphs that conclude fuel, food, and manufactured goods.
The first chart shows that the rate of fuel exports starting from the year 2000 has a total of 3000000 million dollars continue to 2001 going down to 275000 million dollars, it keeps going down in 2002 until it reaches to 25000 million dollars but it changes on 2003 where the line chart drastically going upwards reaching 350000 million dollars and keep going upwards until 4250000 million dollars in 2005.
On the other hand, the second chart is about selected exports such as fuel, food, and manufactured goods. Starting from the fuel it shows that 2000 is the highest rate than the other years reaching up to 45000 million dollars but going down slowly in 2001 till it reached 40000 million dollars, it kept going down until 2005 that stopped at 20000 million dollars. The second line is food starting at below 10000 million dollars in 2000 and it keeps going stable until 2005. The last one is manufactured goods starting from the year 2000 when the rate is below 20000 million dollars and going up slightly till 25000, going stable until the year 2003, then the rate increased slightly in 2004 and 2005 reached above 20000 little bit.