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The image presents cheese production data in tons across five months for various cheese types: ricotta cheese is 2,000 (March), 3,000 (April), 1,000 (May), 0 (June), 1,000 (July); Parmesan cheese is 2,000 (March), 1,000 (April), 3,000 (May), 1,000 (June), 2,000 (July); Monterey jack cheese is 6,000 (March), 5,000 (April), 3,000 (May), 4,000 (June), 5,000 (July); feta cheese is 3,000 (March), 2,000 (April), 2,000 (May), 1,000 (June), 2,000 (July); mozzarella cheese is 14,000 (March), 13,000 (April), 9,000 (May), 13,000 (June), 12,000 (July); cottage cheese is 2,000 (March), 1,000 (April), 2,000 (May), 2,000 (June), 3,000 (July); cheddar cheese is 15,000 (March), 14,000 (April), 16,000 (May), 13,000 (June), 15,000 (July).
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This chart illustrates the quantity of several sorts of cheese producted in Canada through 2019. The vertical axis indicates the sort of cheeses and the horizontal one indicates the quantity of the cheeses producted.
Remarkably, the quantity of output of mozzarella cheese and cheddar cheese is conspicuously high. In contrast, its of the other cheeses is extremely low.
This graph can be classify to three phases. The highest section; mozzarella cheese and cheddar cheese, the middle section; cottage cheese, and the lowest section; ricotta cheese, Parmesan cheese, Monterey jack cheese, and feta cheese.
If you skim the graph, you might notice that the differences between the months doesn’t have particular trends, and the graph is zig-zag. However, between the cheeses which have highest and second highest quantity of output, the shape of the graph is similar somewhat. Additionally, it can be speculated that the most productive month is April since this month has the highest quantity in almost every cheese.
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