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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 indicates the changes of ready-to-eat food consumption among Australian youth since 1975 to 2000.
Overall, the trend for fish and chips far different from Hamburger and Pizza. Additionally, X-axis illustrates the number of each categories consumed per day. Whereas, Y-axis depicts the year.
Beginning in 1975, Fish and Chips was in the peak of the most eaten fast food, reached around a thousand times during that year, However, in 5 years later the number decreased slightly around fifteen points, then fish and chips risen up to 90 times eaten per years during 1985. Afterwards, the number of young-adults who consumed fish and chips dropped frequently each year of recorded until met the lowest level in 2000, while only eaten 40 times by Australian teenagers.
On the other hand, the graphic trends for pizza and hamburger almost the same, begin from the lowest level in 1975, approximately 10 times consumed by the youth, both categories continued to increased sharply and at their highest level in 1995, the graph continued to flatten in the next year.
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