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the proportion of the habits that people in the UK spent time with in two separate years.

the proportion of the habits that people in the UK spent time with in two separate years. JqPNE

The given pie charts compare the proportion of the habits that people in the UK spent time with in two separate years. The general overview here is that the UK people spent time the most with the food in 1971, While in 2001 the cars were the majority of habit that the UK people spend time with. As it can be seen that from the charts, The food was the most spending habit of the UK people in 1971, accounting for 44% of the total percentage. there was a dramatic decrease of 30% to 14% in 2001. Similarly, the number of the UK people who spent time with The Restaurants and the books decline moderately by 7% and 5% in 2001. Along with, the number of the furniture and the petrol spending dropped a mere 1% and 2% to exactly 8% in each. In contrast, The number of the UK people spent with the carts rose significantly by 21% from 22% to 43% in 2001. Moreover, the spending computers of people in the UK steady increase of 10% from 2% to 12% of the total percentage.

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