The bar diagram represents the information about how two countries such as France and UK incurs expense on consumer goods for the year 2010. The graph is calibrated in terms of pounds sterling.
From the overall perspective, it can be clearly seen that UK had accounted for the highest purchase of Cars when in comparison to France, while France experienced lowest funding on cameras in 2010.
To begin with, the spending of France on cars were 400000 Sterling in 2010 whereas, the expenditure on perfume was half of it. However, UK incurred around less than 150000 pound for perfumes, while it doubled for computers in the given year. Further, it is depicted that the expense on cameras by France was 150000 which multiplied by two by the Britishers in the year 2010.
Upon more observation it can be illustrated that the books were highly demanded by UK in 2010 where the amount spent on that measured at above 400000 and French bought books worth of 300000 Pounds. In addition to that, perfumes were the least favourite amongst the Britishers which experienced the value of 145000 pound.
The bar diagram represents the information about how two countries such as France and UK incurs expense on consumer
goods
for the year 2010. The graph
is calibrated
in terms of pounds sterling.
From the
overall
perspective, it can be
clearly
seen
that UK had accounted for the highest
purchase
of Cars when
in comparison
to France, while France experienced lowest funding on cameras in 2010.
To
begin
with, the spending of France on cars were 400000 Sterling in 2010 whereas, the expenditure on perfume was half of it.
However
, UK incurred around less than
150000 pound
for perfumes, while it doubled for computers in the
given
year.
Further
, it
is depicted
that the expense on cameras by France was 150000 which multiplied by two by the Britishers in the year 2010.
Upon more observation it can
be illustrated
that the books were
highly
demanded by UK in 2010 where the amount spent on that measured at above 400000 and French
bought
books worth of 300000 Pounds.
In addition
to that, perfumes were the least
favourite
amongst the Britishers which experienced the value of
145000 pound
.