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A bar chart description
The above table describes 4 different diseases which are AIDS, Malaria, Smallpox and Turberculosis changed in a developing country from the year 1950 to the year 2000.
Firstly, we can see from AIDS, there were not many cases between 1950-1970. However, the figure suddenly reached to 1000 cases in 1980. It continued to rise to the point 5000 cases in 2000. It was 5 times more comparing with 1980's AIDS cases.
Then, let's look at Malaria. Within 50 years, it went up and down. The lowest was in 1960, which it was 1000cases. it hit the figure 3000cases twice in 1970 and 2000.
The following one is for Smallpox. There was only few cases in 1950. However, it sharply rose the number more than 3000 cases. And then, it went down in 1980. Smallpox almost died out begin from 1990.
Lastly, there was a dramatic change for Turberculosis. It was appeared in the 1950. But it went straight to the top 6000 cases in 1960. The cases slowly declined to more than 3000 case in 1980 and stately decreased to the bottom line that almost disappeared between 1990 and 2000.
From this bar graph, it tells us that some diseases were very serious in which year. We should pay more attention and find treatment for those rising trend diseases.0 votedNovember 18, 20110- A bar chart description The above table describes 4 different diseases which are AIDS, Malaria, Smallpox and Turberculosis changed in a developing country from the year 1950 to the year 2000. Firstly, we can see from AIDS, there were not many cases between 1950-1970. However, the figure suddenly reached to 1000 cases in 1980. It continued to raise to the point 5000 cases in 2000. It is 5 times more comparing with 1980's AIDS cases. Then, let's look at Malaria. Within 50 years, it went up and down. The lowest one is in 1960, which it is 1000cases. it twice hit the figure 3000cases in 1970 and 2000. The following one is for Smallpox. There was only few cases in 1950. However, it sharply rose the number more than 3000 cases. And then, it went down in 1980. Smallpox almost died out begin from 1990. Lastly, there is a dramatic change for Turberculosis. It was appeared in the 1950. But it went straight to the top 6000 cases in 1960. The cases slowly declined to more than 3000 case in 1980 and stately decreased to the bottom line that almost disappeared between 1990 and 2000. From this bar graph, it tells us that some diseases were very serious in which year. We should pay more attention and find treatment for those rising trend diseases.
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