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The image presents a line graph showing percentages of Australian exports to four countries from 1990 to 2012. In 1990, Japan leads with just above 25%, dropping to 17% by 2012. The US starts at 10%, decreases to about 5% by 2012. China begins near 2%, surging to over 25% in 2012. India remains below 5% throughout, starting near zero and slightly increasing by 2012. The graph captures a prominent rise for China, moderate fall for Japan, and consistent low figures for India and the US over the period.
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The line graph represents the percentage of australian exports from four countries.
overall japan and us has decreased in exports rate but in the china the rate of exports is increased slowly and in the india there is certain fluctaion in the middle time and in the end the rate is decreased.
According to the graph, in 1990 the exports rate of japan were 25% and in 1995 slidely decreased upto 20% and in 2000 its shows same as 1995 after two years they shows 15% in 2012. As in the us there was some flucation in exports rate and in 2012 they shows 5%.
on the other hand the china initial rate shows less than 5% after some change in 2000 its exports increased slowly and in 2012 the percentage of exports in china were nealy 30%.but the india exports rate has no change so in last year 2012 its rate were at 5%.
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