The bar chart illustrates the number of people using mobile and cable per 100 people in seven various nations.
Overall, it can be seen from the graph that most of the nations tend to prefer cellphone rather than landlines with exception is Canada, US, and Denmark.
In terms of mobile, Italia represents the highest number in 100 people, which is 90 people, followed by Sweden (nearly 88), UK (85), and Denmark (about 82). Over 70 people use mobile phones in Germany, while the number of people using cellphones in the US is about 48. The lowest figure in people using mobile is approximately 38 people, belonging to Canada.
Denmark records the highest number of people using landlines, which is to about 88, this figure declines by nearly 28 people in Germany. The number of people using cable in the US tied with that of Sweden at 68 people. Above 61 people use landlines in Canada, this figure is respectively higher than about 57 and 43 people in the UK and Italy.
The bar chart illustrates the
number
of
people
using mobile and cable per 100
people
in seven various nations.
Overall
, it can be
seen
from the graph that most of the nations tend to prefer cellphone
rather
than landlines with exception is Canada, US, and Denmark.
In terms of mobile,
Italia
represents the highest
number
in 100
people
, which is 90
people
, followed by Sweden (
nearly
88), UK (85), and Denmark (about 82). Over 70
people
use
mobile phones in Germany, while the
number
of
people
using cellphones in the US is about 48. The lowest figure in
people
using mobile is approximately 38
people
, belonging to Canada.
Denmark records the highest
number
of
people
using landlines, which is to about 88, this figure declines by
nearly
28
people
in Germany. The
number
of
people
using cable in the US tied with that of Sweden at 68
people
. Above 61
people
use
landlines in Canada, this figure is
respectively
higher than about 57 and 43
people
in the UK and Italy.