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The graph below depicts the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart below shows how electricity is used in an average home in the same country. v.2

The graph below depicts the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart below shows how electricity is used in an average home in the same country. v. 2
The diagrams illustrate how many units of electricity are demanded during 24 days in the two seasons (winter and summer) and the percentage of electricity use in an average home in England. It is immediately apparent that the general trend was for electricity demand to fluctuate during the period. In addition, the electricity usage in heating rooms and heating water show their superiority over that in other rooms at average home. Regarding the number of the electricity demand in England, in winter, the demand stood at about 35000 unit in the 0 day, increasing to roughly 40000 in the third day, and then dropped noticeably to 30000 in around the end of a week, before hitting a high off nearly 50000 –the highest level of electricity demand in England− and tailing off approximately 32000 at the end of the period. Moreover, in summer, the request experienced a wave, which is fluctuated around 18000. Turning to the use of electricity in an average home, heating rooms and heating water had a larger proportion of 52. 5%. This was followed by the category of the oven, kettles, washing machines, the group of vacuum cleaners, food mixers, electronic tools, and the bunch of lighting and radio. While the former was listed at 17%, the two latter had the similar percentage which was recorded at 15%.
The diagrams illustrate how
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electricity
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use
in an average home in England. It is immediately apparent that the general trend was for
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electricity
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to fluctuate during the period.
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usage in
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heating
water
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their superiority over that in other rooms at average home.

Regarding the number of the
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demand
in England, in winter, the
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stood at about 35000 unit in the
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0 day
, increasing to roughly 40000 in the third day, and then dropped
noticeably
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of a week,
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hitting a high off
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in
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England−
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of the period.
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, in summer, the request experienced a wave, which
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Turning to the
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in an average home,
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rooms and
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water had a larger proportion of 52. 5%. This
was followed
by the category of the oven, kettles, washing machines, the group of vacuum cleaners, food mixers, electronic tools, and the bunch of lighting and radio. While the former
was listed
at 17%, the two latter had the similar percentage which
was recorded
at 15%.
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IELTS academic The graph below depicts the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart below shows how electricity is used in an average home in the same country. v. 2

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6.0
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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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