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The image depicts a line graph detailing the yearly consumption of three fast food types by Australian teenagers between 1975 and 2000: in 1975, Pizza at 5, Fish and Chips at 100, Hamburgers at 10; by 1980, Pizza at 10, Fish and Chips at approximately 85, Hamburgers at about 20; in 1985, Pizza at 20, Fish and Chips at about 80, Hamburgers at around 40; by 1990, Pizza surpassing Fish and Chips at 50, Fish and Chips dropping to about 40, and Hamburgers rising to about 82; in 1995, Pizza consumption nearing 80, Fish and Chips continuing to decline at approximately 35 times, Hamburgers reaching about 100 times per year; by 2000, Pizza reaching a plateau close to 85, Fish and Chips decreasing further to around 30, while Hamburgers plateau slightly below 100 times per year.
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The line graph below compares consumption of Fast Food ( Pizza, Hamburgers, Fish and Chips) by Australian teenagers between 1975 and 2000.
Overall, it can bee seen that the consumption of Pizza and Hamburgers rose over time, whereas the Fish and Chips dropped, becoming the least consumed fast food type by the end of the given period.
To begin, in 1975, Pizza and Hamburgers were consumed approximately 10 times per year by Australian Teenagers. In 10 years, the intake of Hamburgers rocketed, being eaten 80 times per year, before just over a moderate rise to 100 times per year, where it levelled off until 2000. Before becoming to plateau roughly 80 times in 2000, the Pizza faced the significant increased intake by Australian Teenagers.
Meanwhile, in 1975, the consumption of Fish and Chips were eaten nearly 100 times; being the most dominant in that year. Notwithstanding on popularity, it sharply decreased nearly by 60 times at the end of year.
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