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the pie chart shows the change of expenses between 1966 and 1996. As we can see in 1966, people bought more food, however in 1996 the expense of car increased. Between this two years the two things that almost did not change is expense of furniture and petrol People also started to spend more on […]
The two pie charts display the seven different categories to the spent amounts for American peoples in between 1966 and 1996. Overall, the amount increased for the cars,restaurants, and computers, while the experience for lower amounts in food, petrol,furniture, and books. To start with, notably the biggest change in the two items for food and […]
The given charts provide data about the expenses in 7 different figures in 1966 and 1996 by American individuals. Overall, it is clear that while in 1966 the category of food accounted for the vast majority, in 1996 cars made up the biggest proportion. As the pie shows, in 1966 the rate of Food made […]
The data compares the consumption of seven copious products by residents of America during 1966 and 1996. Overall, the expenditure on food, restaurants and computer surged substantially, whereas, expenses on utilities like cars and books were dramatically declined. However, petrol and furniture only had a slight fluctuation Cars held the majority of proportion of expense, […]
This pie chart demonstrates the comparison in 1966 and 1996 on how was the money spent by Americans in 7 different categories. Overall,the majority of money was spent on food and cars during this years.The least popular categorie is computers in the 1966,probably because there were minority of them.However, it has changed.As we can see, […]
The pie charts illustrate the comparison of expenditure by American nationals across seven categories: food, cars, furniture, books, restaurants, and computers, expressed in percentage terms for the years 1966 and 1996. Overall, in 1966, the largest proportion of American spending was on food, while the least significant expenditure was on computers. In contrast, by 1996, […]
The pie charts provide information on the comparison of expenditure by nationals of America across seven categories, namely, food, cars, furniture, Books, cars, Restaurants, and computers, in percentage terms in the years 1966 and 1996. Overall, in the year 1966, Americans’ largest proportion of spending was on food, whereas the purchase of computers was the […]