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The image depicts a line graph illustrating fast food consumption in the UK from 1970 to 1990, measured in grams. In 1970, fish & chips started at 300 grams, hamburgers at approximately 50 grams, and pizza at about 20 grams. By 1975, fish & chips remained around 300 grams, hamburgers increased to roughly 100 grams, and pizza rose to approximately 50 grams. In 1980, fish & chips slightly decreased below 300 grams, hamburgers reached 150 grams, and pizza grew to around 100 grams. In 1985, fish & chips rebounded to about 310 grams, hamburgers soared to approximately 300 grams, and pizza increased to 200 grams. By 1990, fish & chips slightly declined to 230 grams, hamburgers peaked at 500 grams, and pizza reached 300 grams.
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The given chart illustrates the number of fast food consumed in the UK from 1970 to 1990.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that fish and chips were the lowest trend at the beginning, despite this, it showed a significant increase and became the most popular value. Also, pizza, which was the most consumed trend in 1970, witnessed a slight drop throughout the period.
In 1970, Fish and chips were less than 100 before rising gradually in the next 10 years reaching almost 150. By the 1990, it was around 500 pieces, and overtook other trends becoming the most popular fast food. By contrast, hamburgers were the lowest trend at the beginning, counted almost 5. It was slightly rising until 1990 to roughly 300.
Pizza was the highest value in the UK,starting with 300 pieces . After, it witnessed gradual drop until 1980 to 200 and remained unchanged in the next decade.
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