The line graph shows the demand for electricity typical days in England. The pie chart delineates information about what electrical appliances spend most electricity. Seen together the figures suggest a link between the demand for electricity and how electricity is used.
The demand for electricity of typical days in winter peaked at over 40000 units of electricity in around 21 hours, reached another high point in roughly 3hours before falling sharply. The average English home uses electricity in winter, which is Heating rooms and heating water. It accounts for half of all statistical results.
The demand for electricity of typical days in summer peaked at roughly 20000 units of electricity in around 14 hours and the second high point is about 24 hours. The amount of electricity account for 17. 5% is ovens, kettles, and washing machines, the other percentages of electricity in an average English home at 15% is shared by both categories, namely lighting, TV, radio, Vacuum cleaners, food mixers, electric tools.
The line graph
shows
the
demand
for
electricity
typical days in England. The pie chart delineates information about what electrical appliances spend most
electricity
.
Seen
together the figures suggest a link between the
demand
for
electricity
and how
electricity
is
used
.
The
demand
for
electricity
of typical days in winter peaked at over 40000 units of
electricity
in around 21
hours
, reached another high point in roughly
3hours
before
falling
sharply
. The average English home
uses
electricity
in winter, which is Heating rooms and heating water. It accounts for half of all statistical results.
The
demand
for
electricity
of typical days in summer peaked at roughly 20000 units of
electricity
in around 14
hours
and the
second high
point is about 24
hours
. The amount of
electricity
account for 17. 5% is ovens, kettles, and washing machines, the other percentages of
electricity
in an average English home at 15%
is shared
by both categories,
namely
lighting, TV, radio, Vacuum cleaners, food mixers, electric tools.