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The image shows two graphs detailing appliance ownership and housework duration from 1920 to 2019; the first graph tracks percentage ownership of washing machines, refrigerators, and vacuum cleaners, indicating washing machines at 40% in 1920, rising to 70% in 1960, then over 70% by 1980, and stabilizing just under 80% in 2019; refrigerators start below 10% in 1920, achieve 50% by 1950, reach 90% in 1980, maintaining 100% from 2000 onward; vacuum cleaners at about 30% in 1920, nearly 100% by 1980, and remaining there through 2019; the second graph shows the weekly hours of housework per household, starting at 50 hours in 1920, minor decrease in the 1940s, dropping to 20 hours in 1980, and just above 10 hours by 2019.
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The line graph below illustrates the changes in hours of doing chores in households and the percentage of households with electrical appliances from 1920 to 2019 in a certain country.
In 1920, per capita refrigerator ownership rocketed to 50 percent and remained there through 1940. Next 20 years it is claimed to reach 90 percent, from 1960 to 1980 it got the highest percentage, 100 and was stable until 2019. Second electronic machine vacuum cleaner and per of using douled from 1920 to 1980 than start to upward from 90 per to 100 until 2019.And the last washing machine firstly grew from 40 per to 60 than upward for 10 per and get 70, in 1980 fell to 60 and skyrocked to 70 and climb to 80 last 2019.
In the second chart number of hours fell every 20 years.From 50 per to 30 between 1920 and 1940.Than it fell to 20 and to 10 every 2 decade to 2019.
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