The line graph illustrates the UK in 2010 making and demanding steel in millions of tonnes, and the numerous laborers employed in UK steel mills.
All things considered, in January the amount of production is higher, and in the middle it is consistent at the same rate. After August, production shows an upward trend, fluctuating to downward trends.
According to the line graph, the UK produced approximately 5000 million tonnes of steel in January. Before April, steel production fluctuated downward, producing 4000 million tonnes. Then, production remained consistently at the same rate starting in August. In August, production fluctuated downward before rising to a peak of approximately 5000 million tonnes. After August, production fell in a downward trend to December.
The UK demanded approximately 2000 million tonnes of steel in January. Demand then rose and fluctuated before April in downward trends. Therefore, demand sometimes rose and sometimes declined. After August, demand fluctuated in a downward trend. Furthermore, in the UK, steel demand increased in December, starting an upward trend.
All things considered, in january amount of production is higher and in the middle it is consistent at the same rate. After August, production shows an upward trend, fluctuating to downward trends.
