The line graph illustrates how the rates of crime in Newpost city were changed between 2003 and 2012.
The line graph illustrates how the rates of crime in Newpost city were changed between 2003 and 2012. VYdLD
The line graph illustrates how the rates of crime in Newpost city were changed between 2003 and 2012.
As we can see from the graph, burglary had a downward trend while car theft and robbery had a stable trend.
In 2003, burglary was the highest, nearly 3500 while on the other hand, the number of car thefts was less than 500. Robbery was the lowest, just out of 500. In 2004, burglary hit the peak, at 3750 then started to significantly drop 4 years later then hit the lowest point at 1100. After that, burglary remains steady until the end of the process.
Instead of significantly changing of burglary, car thief number show small change, kept the number at 2800 from 2003 to 2005 then started decrease to 2100 at 2006 and slightly climbed to 2600 in next 4 years and end in 2012 at the same position with 2003 but then, it was the highest number. Unlike two other numbers, robbery stayed stable through 9 years of research, starting with 600 in 2003 and 600 in 2012.
The line graph illustrates how the rates of crime in
Newpost
city were
changed
between 2003 and 2012.
As we can
see
from the graph,
burglary
had a downward trend while car theft and robbery had a stable trend.
In 2003,
burglary
was the highest,
nearly
3500 while
on the other hand
, the
number
of car thefts was less than 500. Robbery was the lowest,
just
out of 500. In 2004,
burglary
hit the peak, at 3750 then
started
to
significantly
drop 4 years
later then
hit the lowest point at 1100. After that,
burglary
remains steady until the
end
of the process.
Instead
of
significantly
changing of
burglary
, car thief
number
show
small
change
,
kept
the
number
at 2800 from 2003 to 2005 then
started
decrease to 2100 at 2006 and
slightly
climbed to 2600 in
next
4 years and
end
in 2012 at the same position with 2003
but
then, it was the highest
number
. Unlike two other
numbers
, robbery stayed stable through 9 years of research, starting with 600 in 2003 and 600 in 2012.