The given table illustrates the proportion of domestic and automatic devices owned by New Zealanders in two different years, 2002 and 2020.
Overall, the table reveals that gadgets like cell phones, digital cameras, and computers increased in use while video recorders lost slightly in popularity.
At first, in 2002, around 95% of individuals in New Zealand had a washing machine and a colour TV. Moreover, video cameras owned by the public were 75%, and computers used by individuals were 50%, which was 5% more than dishwashers. Only 20% of people owned a cell phone, whereas 2% owned a digital camera in New Zealand, which was the lowest among other devices.
In 2020, cell phone and computer popularity increased significantly, with 80% and 78%, and overtook the other devices except for washing machines and colour TVs, which were around 98% and 99%, respectively. Furthermore, video cameras and dishwashers owned by individuals were around 60% and 55%, respectively. Finally, 40% of people had a digital camera.
Sample 2: The table below shows the percentage of household and electronic
The table below depicts the percentages on household and electronic goods in New Zealand in the year 2002 and 2020.
To begin, it is noticeable that washing machine and colour TV were the commonest goods while digital camera remains uncommon in both years.
Washing machine and Color TV recorded at least 95% in both years, even though they all attained their peaks in 2020 by recording 98% and 99%, respectively. Computers saw a drastic increase in 2020, recording 78% compared to 50% in 2002. Cell phones saw a folds increment in 2020, thus reaching 80% compared to 20% previously in 2002. There was a reduction in the quantity of video recorders in 2020 by 10% as compared to 2002, thus attaining 60%.
The dishwasher was a slight margin of increase by an additional 10% in the year 2020, thus 55% as compared to 45% in 2002. Digital cameras saw a projectile increase from 2% in 2002 to 40% in 2020, although they still formed the least among all other goods in New Zealand.
In conclusion, Color TV remained the most common good in New Zealand, while Digital cameras became the least among all other goods in the year 2020.
