The information provided in the line graph is concerning the average yearly spending on mobile phone services and home telephone services over a ten year period in the US.
Overall, it can be seen manifestly that the expenditures on residential phone services fell considerably whereas the cell phone services registered a dramatic increase. There is a noticeable point in 2006 that the amount of money for cell phone services surpassed home telephone one.
At the beginning of the period, American spent nearly $700 on residential phone service, compared to $200 on mobile phone services. After five years later, the former underwent a steady decrease to approximately $600, in contrast the figure for the latter rose quickly to nearly $450.
In 2006, the American paid out the same amount of money on both kinds of services, which stood at over $500. Finally, the expenditure on mobile phone services reached a peak at over $700 while the figure for home telephone services fall significantly by $100.
The information provided in the line graph
is concerning
the average yearly spending on mobile
phone
services
and home telephone
services
over a
ten year
period in the US.
Overall
, it can be
seen
manifestly
that the expenditures on residential
phone
services
fell
considerably
whereas the cell
phone
services
registered a dramatic increase. There is a noticeable point in 2006 that the amount of money for cell
phone
services
surpassed home telephone one.
At the beginning of the period, American spent
nearly
$700 on residential
phone
service
, compared to $200 on mobile
phone
services
. After five years later, the former underwent a steady decrease to approximately $600,
in contrast
the figure for the latter rose
quickly
to
nearly
$450.
In 2006, the American paid out the same amount of money on both kinds of
services
, which stood at over $500.
Finally
, the expenditure on mobile
phone
services
reached a peak at over $700 while the figure for home telephone
services
fall
significantly
by $100.