The line graph illustrates the changes in the consumption of 3 fast foods by Australian teenagers over the period of 25 years from 1975 to 2000. Units are measured by the number of times a particular fast food is eaten in a span of 1 year.
Overall, it can be observed that “pizza” and “hamburgers” intake increased like a rocket while “fish and chips” declined. In 1975, “fish and chips” was the most preferred food by the teenagers. However, at the end of 2000, hamburgers remained as the most consumed fast food.
Hamburgers started with around 10 units and later attained 100 units in the year 1995. It remained constant till 2000. Just like “hamburger” is “pizza”, which started around 5 units, attained peak with 85 and remained constant in the time period of 1995-2000.
On the other hand is the “fish and chips” which plunged over the time period. It had fluctuations in the years 1980 and 1985. Moreover, the units consumed were reduced to less than a half(100 to 40) when it reached 2000.
The line graph illustrates the
changes
in the consumption of 3
fast
foods by Australian
teenagers
over the period of 25 years from 1975 to 2000.
Units
are measured
by the number of times a particular
fast
food
is eaten
in a span of 1 year.
Overall
, it can
be observed
that “pizza” and “hamburgers” intake increased like a rocket while “fish and chips” declined. In 1975, “fish and chips” was the most preferred food by the
teenagers
.
However
, at the
end
of 2000, hamburgers remained as the most consumed
fast
food.
Hamburgers
started
with around 10
units
and later attained 100
units
in the year 1995. It remained constant till 2000.
Just
like “hamburger” is “pizza”, which
started
around 5
units
, attained peak with 85 and remained constant in the time period of 1995-2000.
On the other hand
is the “fish and chips” which plunged over the time period. It had fluctuations in the years 1980 and 1985.
Moreover
, the
units
consumed were
reduced
to less than a half(100 to 40) when it reached 2000.