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The bar chart illustrates the landline telephone ownerhips per 1000 people across nine different countries in 2000, 2002, and 2004. Overall, there were noticeable gaps in the number of wired telephones used in all countries, where Singapore recorded a much higher number of landline telephone ownerships, compared to the rest of the countries. Most countries […]
The bar graph illustrates the amount of landline telephones per 1000 people in various countries comparing them in three years (2000, 2002 and 2004). Overall, the graph has X-axis for countries being compared and Y-axis the number of telephones per 1000 people. In three years, Singapore had the most owned telephones, Brunei Darussalam was second […]
The diagram illustrates information about the trends in landline telephone ownership per 1000 people in nine Asian countries, between 2000 and 2004. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the highest prevalence of landline telephones was among Singaporean citizens throughout the period. In contrast, Myanmar and Lao PDR had the least usage […]
The bar charts illustrate the portion of ownership of landline telephones per 1000 people in various countries from 2000 to 2004. Overall, Singapore hit the highest point among all countries, while Myanmar hit a trough among all countries. Additionally, Brunei Darussalam had half of the proportion of landline telephones while being the second after Singapore. […]