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The image depicts the consumption of fast food by Australian teenagers with numerical data points for the number of times eaten per year on the vertical axis and the year on the horizontal axis. For pizza, the values start at around 5 in 1975, reach approximately 10 in 1980, rise to about 25 in 1985, 50 in 1990, just over 80 in 1995, and plateau at 85 by 2000. Fish and chips begin at 100 in 1975, decline to about 82 in 1980, drop just below 60 in 1985, decrease further to roughly 40 by 1990, remain steady around 35 from 1995 onwards up to 2000. Hamburgers start at 10 in 1975, increase to 20 in 1980, see a significant rise to about 50 in 1985, surge to 85 in 1990, achieve approximately 92 throughout 1995 and 2000.
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The graph demonstrates the changes in the data and the consumption of fast food by the Australian young generation between 1975 and 2000. As can be seen, while pizza and hamburgers illustrate a downward trend, the data for fish and chips and hamburgers show a contrasting movement.
In the first year of the period, fish and chips were the most popular fast food; however, in the next half of the decade, this dish witnessed a significant decrease from 100 times eaten per year to only 83%, in spite of the fact that from 1980 to 1985, this data increased to approximately 90 times before dropping dramatically year by year to 40 times in 2000.
Unlike fish and chips, from the first year of this period, pizza and hamburgers were eaten less than 20 times per year. Pizza and hamburgers grew strongly between 1975 and 1996. Pizza was eaten more than 80 times per year, and hamburgers held the same position in 1995. For the last five years in this graph, hamburgers and pizza remained stable.
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