An inspection of the data in the line graph reveals the number of males and females smoking per 1000 people in Someland during a 40-year period from 1960 to 2000.
From the overall perspective, it can be clearly observed that the rate of smoking among two sexes had been declining throughout the timeframe. The most notable point is that there were a far fewer women having a habit of smoking rather than men.
To begin with, having rated at 600 people per 1000 in 1960, the quantity of smoking men slightly decreased to about 580 people in 1980. However, it is noted that then there has been a dramatic fall in this trend by approximately 320 people to 240 people per 1000 people by the end of the given period, with an insignificant rise in 1990.
With respect to the number of women smoking, initially, it comprised only one tenth of people in 1960. Having risen excessively by about 200 people and reaching a peak of just over 300 people in 1975, the figures for females subsequently decreased gradually during the following 25 years and finally, reached 200 people in 2000, which was slightly less than figures for males.
An inspection of the data in the line graph reveals the number of males and females
smoking
per 1000
people
in
Someland
during a 40-year period from 1960 to 2000.
From the
overall
perspective, it can be
clearly
observed that the rate of
smoking
among two sexes had been declining throughout the timeframe. The most notable point is that there were a far fewer women having a habit of
smoking
rather
than
men
.
To
begin
with, having rated at 600
people
per 1000 in 1960, the quantity of
smoking
men
slightly
decreased to about 580
people
in 1980.
However
, it
is noted
that then there has been a dramatic fall in this trend by approximately 320
people
to 240
people
per 1000
people
by the
end
of the
given
period, with an insignificant rise in 1990.
With respect to the number of women
smoking
,
initially
, it comprised
only
one tenth of
people
in 1960. Having risen
excessively
by about 200
people
and reaching a peak of
just
over 300
people
in 1975, the figures for females
subsequently
decreased
gradually
during the following 25 years and
finally
, reached 200
people
in 2000, which was
slightly
less than figures for males.