The line graph illustrates the quantity of waste recorded in tonnes for a duration of 15 years produced by three corporations.
Overall, it is clear that the waste produced by company A has been declining while the waste produced by company C has been steadily rising over the years. On the other hand, the waste produced by company B has witnessed a rise before significantly dropping over the period.
In 2000, across all three corporations, the lowest waste was produced by company C at approximately 5 tonnes while company A produced the highest amount of waste at 12 tonnes. In 2005, company A still remains at the top spot producing approximately 11 tonnes while company C remains the lowest of the three producing only 6 tonnes of waste. Company B on the other hand, produced about 7 tonnes in 2000 before increasing their waste output to a figure of 10 tonnes in 2005.
The trend seems to shift over the years when company A seems to gradually decrease their waste output at 9 tonnes in 2010. In contrast, despite remaining lower than company A, company C continues to grow at 8 tonnes in 2010 before surpassing company A in 2015 at about 10 tonnes. In the same year, company A recorded a a figure of about 8 tonnes in waste output. Conversely, company B witness a sharp drop at 7 tonnes in 2010 and continue to fall at only 3 tonnes in 2015, making it the lowest producing waste output company during the same year
The line graph illustrates the quantity of  
waste
 recorded in tonnes for a duration of 15 years  
produced
 by three corporations. 
Overall
, it is  
clear
 that the  
waste
  produced
 by  
company
 A has been declining while the  
waste
  produced
 by  
company
 C has been  
steadily
 rising over the years.  
On the other hand
, the  
waste
  produced
 by  
company
 B has witnessed a rise  
before
  significantly
 dropping over the period.
In 2000, across all three corporations, the lowest  
waste
 was  
produced
 by  
company
 C at approximately 5 tonnes while  
company
 A  
produced
 the highest amount of  
waste
 at 12 tonnes. In 2005,  
company
 A  
still
 remains at the top spot producing approximately 11 tonnes while  
company
 C remains the lowest of the three producing  
only
 6 tonnes of  
waste
.  
Company
 B  
on the other hand
,  
produced
 about 7 tonnes in 2000  
before
 increasing their  
waste
  output
 to a figure of 10 tonnes in 2005.
The trend seems to shift over the years when  
company
 A seems to  
gradually
 decrease their  
waste
  output
 at 9 tonnes in 2010.  
In contrast
, despite remaining lower than  
company
 A,  
company
 C continues to grow at 8 tonnes in 2010  
before
 surpassing  
company
 A in 2015 at about 10 tonnes. In the same  
year
,  
company
 A recorded  
a a
 figure of about 8 tonnes in  
waste
  output
.  
Conversely
,  
company
 B witness a sharp drop at 7 tonnes in 2010 and continue to fall at  
only
 3 tonnes in 2015, making it the lowest producing  
waste
  output
  company
 during the same  
year