The bar graph illustrates the amount of rain in each month in Australia in last year, while the line graph indicates the average anount of raining in every month in last 40 years. Overall, in most timings, the quantitiy of rainfall of the last year was less than that of the averages in past four decades, although their transformation of the amount was resembles
Firs of all, these graphs had similar trends: they recorded the highest amount in January and had down trends for around eight month, following increases. However, there were only four months the amount of the last year overtook the standard amount during the last four decades. March, May, June and November. The last year’s rainfall in May was slightly less than 40mm and exceeded the normal amount for the last 40 years, almost 30mm. On the other hand, the fourty-years average amount of the rainfall in October was approximately 30 mm, which was three times as large as the whole amount of the last year in the same timing, about 10mm. (167)
The pie charts below show the amount of electricity generated by energy source in Scotland for 20 years ago and last year. :
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The pie charts compared the percentages of energy sorce of generating electricity in Scotland for 20 years ago with that of last year. Overall, most sources reduced their proportions throughout the two decades.
In 20 years ago, coal was the main source of electricity and accounted for 41. 4%, following gas and nuclear, 22. 3% in the former and 19. 6% in the latter. Other resources, such as Hydro natural flow, Hydro pumped storage, oil and other renewables, had less than 10% ratio only.
Turning to the last year, there were various trasformations in sorces of electricity. The percentage of coal largely decreased to 32. 7%, although it still had the largest occupaion. There were moderate reduces in the relative size of Gas, hydro pumped storage and hydro natural flow, too. However, Nuclear significantly increased the relative number to 26. 4%. The proportion of oil and other renewal sources also grew almost twice, whilst they were still
The bar graph illustrates the
amount
of rain in each
month
in Australia in last
year
, while the line graph indicates the average
anount
of raining in every
month
in last 40 years.
Overall
, in most timings, the
quantitiy
of rainfall of the last
year
was less than that of the averages in past four decades, although their transformation of the
amount
was resembles
Firs of all, these graphs had similar trends: they recorded the highest
amount
in January and had down trends for around eight
month
, following increases.
However
, there were
only
four
months
the
amount
of the last
year
overtook the standard
amount
during the last four decades. March, May, June and November. The last
year’s
rainfall in May was
slightly
less than
40mm
and exceeded the normal
amount
for the last 40 years, almost
30mm
. On the
other
hand, the
fourty-years
average
amount
of the rainfall in October was approximately 30 mm, which was three times as large as the whole
amount
of the last
year
in the same timing, about
10mm
. (167)
The pie charts below
show
the
amount
of
electricity
generated by energy
source
in Scotland for 20 years ago and last
year
.
:
source
The pie charts compared the percentages of energy
sorce
of generating
electricity
in Scotland for 20 years ago with that of last
year
.
Overall
, most
sources
reduced
their proportions throughout the two decades.
In 20 years ago, coal was the main
source
of
electricity
and accounted for 41. 4%, following gas and nuclear, 22. 3% in the former and 19. 6% in the latter.
Other
resources, such as Hydro natural flow, Hydro pumped storage, oil and
other
renewables, had less than 10% ratio
only
.
Turning to the last
year
, there were various
trasformations
in
sorces
of
electricity
. The percentage of coal
largely
decreased to 32. 7%, although it
still
had the largest
occupaion
. There were moderate
reduces
in the relative size of Gas, hydro pumped storage and hydro natural flow, too.
However
, Nuclear
significantly
increased the relative number to 26. 4%. The proportion of oil and
other
renewal
sources
also
grew almost twice, whilst they were
still