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The image displays a line graph titled 'Trends in the Use of Three Energy Sources (1980-2030)', with 'Energy Usage (Index)' on the y-axis and 'Year' on the x-axis. Data points are as follows: Petrol - 1980: 50, 1990: 60, 2000: 70, 2010: 80, 2020: 90, 2030: 100. Coal - 1980: 60, peak at ~67 around 1990, low at ~60 around 2005, second peak at ~73 around 2022, 2030: 70. Natural Gas - 1980: 30, 1990: 40, 2000: 50, 2010: 60, 2020: 65, 2030: 70. Petrol and Coal intersect at an index of ~65 around 1995, while Natural Gas and Coal intersect at an index of ~68 around 2015 and again at an index of 70 in 2030.
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The given line graph illustrates the use of three energy sources petrol, coal and natural gases from 1980 to 2030.
Overall, a cursory glance at the graph is enough to clear that petrol and natural gases usage saw a straight escalation from beginning to end, while coal experienced fluctuations.
To begin with, in 1980 petrol was used 20% more comapared with naturalgases(30%). As both faced a rapid incline, in 1990 these ratio increase with almost 10% (60 and 38%) respectively. Petrol rose up with same percentage every year (10%) and reach at 100, meanwhile natural gases peaked at 70 with 47 in 2000, 56 in 2010 and 62 in 2020.
Following this, coal fluctuate all the times between metion years(1980 to 2030). The percentage was 60 at starting, climbed from 1980 to 1990 at 68 then a deacrease seen from 2000 and 2010. After that coal stood at egual percentage as natural gases(70).
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