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The bar chart provided compares 5 different countries labelled A-E in terms of movie production over the course of 3 years, from 2007 to 2009.

The bar chart provided compares 5 different countries labelled A-E in terms of movie production over the course of 3 years, from 2007 to 2009. G9GWQ
The bar chart provided compares 5 different countries labelled A-E in terms of movie production over the course of 3 years, from 2007 to 2009. Generally, it is readily apparent that the number of films produced in country B, C and E witnessed a rising trend whereas the opposite was true for the remaining counterparts. Furthermore, movies was the most popular in country A among all nations. To be more specific, movies production accounted for the lion's share in country A, stood at nearly 90, far higher than that of country B coming in second place. However, it experienced a minimal decline by 5 in 2009. Similar trend was repeated in country D which started at 15 and went down by around 5, along with a significant pullback of 10 in the number of films generated. On the other hand, movies production in country B saw a marginal growth by 3 in 2008 and then considerably jumped to 70 at the end of the given time. The similar trend was true for the figures of country C and E, starting at nearly 10 for both in 2007 then rose by 2 and 3 respectively in the end of the timescale.
The bar chart provided compares 5
different
countries
labelled A-E in terms of
movie
production over the course of 3 years, from 2007 to 2009.
Generally
, it is
readily
apparent that the number of films produced in
country
B, C and E witnessed a rising trend whereas the opposite was true for the remaining counterparts.
Furthermore
,
movies
was the most popular in
country
A among all nations. To be more specific,
movies
production accounted for the lion's share in
country
A, stood at
nearly
90, far higher than that of
country
B coming in second place.
However
, it experienced a minimal decline by 5 in 2009. Similar trend
was repeated
in
country
D which
started
at 15 and went down by around 5, along with a significant pullback of 10 in the number of films generated.
On the other hand
,
movies
production in
country
B
saw
a marginal growth by 3 in 2008 and then
considerably
jumped to 70 at the
end
of the
given
time. The similar trend was true for the figures of
country
C and E, starting at
nearly
10 for both in 2007 then rose by 2 and 3
respectively
in the
end
of the timescale.
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