The bar chart illustrates the total number of UK telephone calls, in minutes (billions), categorized as Local call, National and international call, and mobiles between 1995 and 2002, a period of 8 years.
Overall, the local calls showed an upward trend reaching the peak till mid-year and started declining after that, while the other two types of calls gradually increased over the given period, with mobile calls rising significantly in the later years.
Regarding the National and International calls, the starting year witnessed around 40 billion minutes in 1995, and this number kept on growing slowly until it reached the peak of about 60 billions in the final year. Similarly, in case of mobiles, the initial year 1995 recorded less than 5 billion minutes of call and this number continued increasing moderately until 1999 reaching at about 10 billion minutes, but after that there was considerable growth hitting the peak of approximately 50 billion minutes in 2002. In total, mobile calls saw the tremendous increase of 45 billion minutes during 1995 and 2002.
In terms of local calls, UK people spent 70 billion minutes in 1995 and the numbers kept on increasing, finally hitting the peak of almost 90 billion minutes in 1998. This number plateau till 1999 and there was gradual decline after that reaching to same amount of minutes as in the start.
The bar chart illustrates the total
number
of UK telephone
calls
, in minutes
(billions)
, categorized as Local
call
, National and international
call
, and mobiles between 1995 and 2002, a period of 8 years.
Overall
, the local
calls
showed
an upward trend reaching the
peak
till mid-year and
started
declining after that, while the other two types of
calls
gradually
increased over the
given
period, with mobile
calls
rising
significantly
in the later years.
Regarding the National and International
calls
, the starting year witnessed around 40
billion
minutes in 1995, and this
number
kept
on growing
slowly
until it reached the
peak
of about 60
billions
in the final year.
Similarly
, in case of mobiles, the initial year 1995 recorded less than 5
billion
minutes of
call
and this
number
continued increasing
moderately
until 1999 reaching at about 10
billion
minutes,
but
after that there was considerable growth hitting the
peak
of approximately 50
billion
minutes in 2002. In total, mobile
calls
saw
the tremendous increase of 45
billion
minutes during 1995 and 2002.
In terms of local
calls
, UK
people
spent 70
billion
minutes in 1995 and the
numbers
kept
on increasing,
finally
hitting the
peak
of almost 90
billion
minutes in 1998. This
number
plateau till 1999 and there was gradual decline after that reaching to same amount of minutes as in the
start
.