line graph shows the total number of minutes of telephone call im the uk

The chart gives information about how numerous minutes of the telephone calls was spent by the citizen of Britain over 8 years periods from 1995 to 2002. As an overall trend, it is clear that local-fixed-line was the most popular way of communication and mobiles calls were the least among the citizen of British. Unites are measured in billions. In 1995, around 72 billion minutes were spent through local connections. In the next 5 years, local fixed-line witnessed a constant rise and reached roughly 90 billion in 1998. However, from 1999 to 2002 fixed-line experienced a significant fall of 20 and remained at 70 billion. On the other hand, National and international calls gradually increased over 8 years period time. Following this, rising from nearly 38 billion in the year 1995 and continued to increase in the upcoming 7 years to approximately 55 billion. Looking at the line graph, the user of the mobile call was by far the fewest among all. Thus, between 1995 and 1999 it grew in smaller proportion nearly 12 billion minutes. After that, the number of minutes of telephone calls for mobile showed a dramatic rise and reached around 50 billion from 1999 to 2002.