The line graph illustrates information about yearly rate of US customers on mobile phones and residential phone services in the years 2001 and 2010.
Overall, cell phone services experienced upward trend throughout the period and residential phone services experienced downward trend in th period.
In the year 2001 cell phone service annual expenditure was $200 then it rose to $300in the year2002. For some period it was steady and then after that it increased very fastly and reached to approximately $550 in the year 2006. Continuously it was growing and jumped to approximately $750 at the end of the period 2010.
However, residential phone services were high in the intial period. It was $700 in the year 2001 and it was decreased over the period in the years 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 were by $600, $500, $550 reaspectively. Both the services expenditure was same in the year 2006. It was approximately $500.
After that residential services dropped continuously until 2010. It was $400 when it decreased to $500. It never rose again.
The line graph illustrates information about yearly rate of US customers on mobile
phones
and
residential
phone
services
in the years 2001 and 2010.
Overall
, cell
phone
services
experienced upward trend throughout the
period
and
residential
phone
services
experienced downward trend in
th
period.
In the
year
2001 cell
phone
service
annual expenditure was $200 then it rose to $300in the
year2002
. For
some
period
it was steady and then after that it increased
very
fastly
and reached to approximately $550 in the
year
2006.
Continuously
it was growing and jumped to approximately $750 at the
end
of the
period
2010.
However
,
residential
phone
services
were high in the
intial
period
. It was $700 in the
year
2001 and it
was decreased
over the
period
in the years 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 were by $600, $500, $550
reaspectively
. Both the
services
expenditure was same in the
year
2006. It was approximately $500.
After that
residential
services
dropped
continuously
until 2010. It was $400 when it decreased to $500. It never rose again.