The provided vertical bar graph illustrates the total number of minutes of local, National and international and mobile calls in Australia between 2001 and 2008. Overall, it is crystal clear from the chart that most of the people made their calls through local phones over the given time span. It is clear regarding local calls, the maximum number of calls witnessed in 2005, which accounted for 90 billions, whereas the minimum number of calls showed in very first year and in last year, accounting for 72 billions. Before 2005 the number of calls exhibited a rising trend, in last three years it showed a declining trend. Turning to national and international, national and international Calls increased steadily year by year. The figures recorded between 38 billions and 61 billions. coming to mobile calls, it displayed an overall rising trend. Beginning from 2 billions in 2001, the length of minutes escalated 46 billions in 2008.
The provided vertical bar graph illustrates the total
number
of minutes of local, National and international and mobile
calls
in Australia between 2001 and 2008.
Overall
, it is crystal
clear
from the chart that most of the
people
made their
calls
through local phones over the
given
time span. It is
clear
regarding local
calls
, the maximum
number
of
calls
witnessed in 2005, which accounted for 90
billions
, whereas the minimum
number
of
calls
showed
in
very
first
year
and in last
year
, accounting for 72
billions
.
Before
2005 the
number
of
calls
exhibited a rising trend, in last three years it
showed
a declining trend. Turning to national and international, national and international
Calls
increased
steadily
year
by
year
. The figures recorded between 38
billions
and 61
billions
.
coming
to mobile
calls
, it displayed an
overall
rising trend. Beginning from 2
billions
in 2001, the length of minutes escalated 46
billions
in 2008.