The illustrated line graph presents information about the annual earnings of three bakeries in London between 2000 and 2010. Overall, in the beginning, Lovely Loaves was in the leading position, but after half of the time period, it plummeted. Whereas the first bakery’s annual production decreased, the other two bakehouses’ yearly revenue increased.
In 2000, Bernie’s Bons had the lowest profit for the year, which was $20,000. The first year,their income rose gradually ($22,000),but after,it decreased to about $20,000. Furthermore,in 2003, they doubled they yield ($39,000),and for four years, this indicator was preserved. By 2008, they profit soared and reached $60,000, and for three years, their income expanded slightly. In 2010, their annual earning was approximately $64,000.
In 2000,the gap between,profits of Lovely Loaves and Robbie’s Bakery was about $23000 it was around $81,000 and $58,000, respectively. By five years,the yield of Robbie’s Bakery did not change, whereas the proceeds of Lovely Loaves fluctuated between $93,000 and $61,000, and in 2005, their annual earnings were $61,000 and $58,000, respectively. By 2008, the yield of Robbie’s Bakery approximately doubled and reached $100000, however, the earnings of Lovely Loaves plummeted and amounted to $40,000. By 2010, the profits of both of them roughly stabilized without big changes. In 2010, their annual production was $101,000 (Robbie’s Bakery) and $40,000 (Lovely Loaves).