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Band 5+: The line graphs below show the production and demand for steel in million tonnes and the number of workers employed in the steel industry in the UK in 2010.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two line graphs. The upper graph illustrates steel demand with amount produced (January: 4000, February: 5000, March: 3000, April: 3500, May to June: 4000, July: 3000, August: 4500, September: 4750, October: 2000, November: 1100, December: 1000) vs. actual demand (January: 4500, February: 3500, March and April: 2000, May: 3000, June and July: 2500, August: 3500, September: 4000, October: 2500, November: 1000, December: 3200) in million tonnes; the lower graph shows workers employed (January: 4500, February: 6000, March: 4000, April: 1200, May to June: 2000, July: 1500, August: 2700, September: 3000, October to November: 5000, December: 1000) in thousand workers.
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The line graph demonstrate the information about support and supply for steel in million tons in the uk.

Overall it can be clearly seen that still support climb to the peak in the second month of 2010. Follow by that, demand for steel numbers climb up in the next month. However, in september both number abruptly declined until november. After that, apply for steel number back to middle, but support still go down to the bottom.

The most notable is amount producted got increase in the second month, it got almost 5,000 million tons, then it got back to 4,000 million tons at march, and it remain to july. Simultaneously, at first half year of actual demand is fluctual, it keeps number between the range around 1,500 to 3,000 million tons and continue to september.

Nevertheless, after september support and apply dramatically plummet. Support decrease from about 5,000 to under 1,000. On the other hand, apply start approximately 2,500 to almost zero in november and it recover to 2,000 in the last month of 2010.

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