The graph line illustrates the utilization of trendy fast food by Australian teenagers with numerical data that articulates the number of consumption per year horizontally and the timeline vertically with random gaps from 1975 to 2000. The years and number of times in the line graph illustrate the peak point of pizza, hamburgers, fish and chips.
In the graph, the blue line comprises the consumption of pizza, the green line depicts the utilization of hamburgers, while the red line constitutes the demand for fish and chips. From 1975 to 1980, teenagers demanded pizza 20 times higher than today, and in 1985, the consumption increased 20 times more, and in 2000, its utilization turned out to be 90 times.
The green line that comprises the trend of hamburgers in 1975, its intake was 90 times higher and in 2000, its intake turned out to be 100 times. Meanwhile, the red line shows risen period of fish and chips in 2000, and its demand was also 100 times higher.
If I do a comparison among trendy fast foods, then hamburgers were the all-time most demanded fast food as represented in the graph.
This is the culmination of the timeline graph from my perceptions.
