The Graph Shows the Average Annual Expenditure on Cell Phones

The graph shows the average annual expenditure on cell phones and residential phone services. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Sample 1 The Graph Shows the Average Annual Expenditure on Cell Phones

The line graph illustrates the average money spent on cell phones and residential phone services.

Overall, it can be seen that the average annual expenditure on cell phone services increases throughout the year. At the same time, annual expenditure on residential phone services drops down to the final year.

As can be seen that the annual average expenditure on cell phones in 2001 was $200, and it took minimal change in 2002 it is $300. In addition, it seems a sudden change in 2007 it has just over $600. After 2008 it goes steady through the last year (approximately $750).

On the other hand, the average annual expenditure on residential phone services in 2001 was highly spent money on phone services (approximately $680). After 2002 it drops down to $500 in2007. Eventually, it goes gradually to after 2008.

Sample 2The Graph Shows the Average Annual Expenditure on Cell Phones

The given linear graph illustrates the information about how much money was spent on annual expenses on cell phones= and residential phone services between 2001 and 2010. The unit under consideration was in dollars.

Overall, it can be seen that residential phone services declined, while an upward trend could be seen in cell phone services throughout the period.
To begin with the year 2001, landline phone services were the highest paid out with 700 dollars, followed by cell phone services with exactly $200. Over the next five years, the number of expenses on mobile phones up surged gradually and reached above 400 dollars, whereas a moderate decrease was observed in landline phone services, which were at approximately 600 in 2005.

In 2006, both services reached the same popularity with 500 dollars of customer’s annual expenditure. Then cell phone expenses rose to around 750$ and hit their peak, making nearly a fourfold jump relative to its initial figure in 2001. On the other hand, a drastic change was noticed in 2007 in the case of landline phone services and then went on decreasing for the rest of the period and finally reached below 400 dollars.