The line graph provides information about the amount of money incurred on online book shopping in the UK from 1997 to 2002, while, the pie chart ilustrates four UK countries in terms of the proportion of books bought online.
It obvious that the line graph spends money on books from the Internet significantly increased. The pie chart illustrates among the compared countries the England had highest percentage of buying books online than other 3 countries
As we can see by line graph, in 1997, money spent on books on the internet was 10 million. Over the next three years, that number rose to 5 million, and in 2000 to around 25 million. Between 2000 and 2002, spending on books grew more slowly.
The pie chart shows that the highest rate of online book purchases is 81 percent in England. The remaining 3 UK countries accounted for 10 percent in Wales, 8% in Scotland and 1% in Northern Ireland.
The line graph provides information about the amount of money incurred on online
book
shopping in the UK from 1997 to 2002, while, the pie chart
ilustrates
four UK countries in terms of the proportion of
books
bought
online.
It
obvious that the line graph spends money on
books
from the Internet
significantly
increased. The pie chart illustrates among the compared countries the England had
highest
percentage of buying
books
online
than other 3
countries
As we can
see
by line graph, in 1997, money spent on
books
on the internet was 10 million. Over the
next
three years, that number rose to 5 million, and in 2000 to around 25 million. Between 2000 and 2002, spending on
books
grew more
slowly
.
The pie chart
shows
that the highest rate of online
book
purchases
is 81 percent in England. The remaining 3 UK countries accounted for 10 percent in Wales, 8% in Scotland and 1% in Northern Ireland.