The line graph provides data on the yearly average expenses on cell phone and residential phone services from 2001 to 2010.
Overall, the average expenditure for mobile phones increased significantly over the ten-year period while residential phone services drastically declined. Both services had the same average cost during 2006.
Although cell phone services started low at around $200 in 2001 while residential phones is at it's peak with almost $700. In the following period of 5 years, landline phone services gradually declined to around $600 while mobile phones steadily increased to just over $500.
In the year 2006, cell phone services overtook residential phone and both services shared the same level of popularity among users. In the next four years, cell phones overshadowed landline phones as it continued to increase significantly while the former had constantly decreased. The cell phone services reached its highest point in 2010 at around $750 nearly four times its initial cost (even surpassing the landline phone's strong start) while residential phone services was at its lowest point just above $400.
The line graph provides data on the yearly average expenses on
cell
phone
and
residential
phone
services
from 2001 to 2010.
Overall
, the average expenditure for mobile
phones
increased
significantly
over the ten-year period while
residential
phone
services
drastically
declined. Both
services
had the same average cost during 2006.
Although
cell
phone
services
started
low at around $200 in 2001 while
residential
phones
is at
it's
peak with almost $700. In the following period of 5 years, landline
phone
services
gradually
declined to around $600 while mobile
phones
steadily
increased to
just
over $500.
In the year 2006,
cell
phone
services
overtook
residential
phone
and both
services
shared the same level of popularity among users.
In
the
next
four years,
cell
phones
overshadowed landline
phones
as it continued to increase
significantly
while the former had
constantly
decreased. The
cell
phone
services
reached its highest point in 2010 at around $750
nearly
four times its initial cost (even surpassing the landline phone's strong
start
) while
residential
phone
services
was at its lowest point
just
above $400.