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The image is a line graph showing the annual consumption of three types of fast food by Australian teenagers from 1975 to 2000. In 1975, hamburgers were the most consumed, with around 82 times eaten per year, followed by fish and chips at around 38 times, and pizza at around 5 times. By 1985, fish and chips had surpassed hamburgers, reaching around 100 times per year, while hamburgers declined to around 82 times and pizza increased to around 52 times. In 1995, pizza consumption had the highest peak at around 82 times per year, while fish and chips decreased to around 70 times and hamburgers to around 50 times. By 2000, all three fast foods had similar consumption rates, with pizza at around 82 times, hamburgers at around 82 times, and fish and chips at around 85 times per year.
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The line graph illustrates how fast-food consumption of teenagers in Australia between 1975 and 2000 years. All of the 25 years demonstrate three fast food habits which are popular.
Firstly, The big effect given fish and chips were the most popular food among Australian teenagers in 1975, rather than hamburgers and pizza are hundred times smaller. However, fish and chips were decreasing almost 20 times until 1980 years. The graph shows a dramatic downline of approximately 40 per in 2000, even if it rises a little.
Secondly, Pizza and hamburgers lines have increased dramatically rather than fish and chips since 1975 years. The most popular choice hamburgers were peaking between 1975 and 1985 in Australia and then the line going up slightly until 2000. The second habit of fast food was pizza, it was significantly moved up thoroughly the 1975 and 1995.
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