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The image displays a line graph detailing fast food consumption in grams from 1970 to 1990 for Hamburgers, Fish & Chips, and Pizza. In 1970, Hamburger consumption is at 20 grams, Fish & Chips at 300 grams, Pizza at approximately 10 grams; 1975 shows Hamburgers at about 40 grams, Fish & Chips just above 200 grams, and Pizza at roughly 20 grams. By 1980, Hamburger consumption measures around 85 grams, Fish & Chips slightly exceeds 150 grams, and Pizza is at 50 grams. In 1985, Hamburgers rise to approximately 100 grams, Fish & Chips climb to about 250 grams, and Pizza to 300 grams. By 1990, Hamburgers increase to around 300 grams, Fish & Chips reach 500 grams, and Pizza remains steady at roughly 200 grams.
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The line graph depicts the consumption of 3 different types of fast food – hamburger, fish and chips, and pizza – in Britian from 1970 to 1990.
Overall, the utilization of fish and chips dominated the other two fast food, and it surged rapidly over the entire period. However, pizza had the least consumer, it dipped slightly and remained stable.
In 1970, the consumer consumed fish and chips almost at 90 grams, and skyrocketed approximately to 500 grams by 1990. The majority of people consumed fish and chips rather than other unhygienic food. Similarly, the consumption of hamburger was estimated about 20 grams in Britian. After that, it slightly climbed to around 100 grams in 1985, and then significantly rose to roughly 300 grams by 1990. The consumption of pizza accounted for 300 grams in 1990, whereas it dropped to around 200 grams by 1985 and remained constant by 1990.
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