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Given are two figures concerning electricity in the UK. The first provides date on the demand of typical dailys among winter and summer, while the second indicates the use in a average English home.

In winter, the daily demand for electricity higher than the summer , the cuver rose sharply to around 40000 units of electricity by 3 o'clock in the morning. Then its fell sharply to just under 40.000 units of electricity by 6 o'clock in the morning, the lowest ever recorded during the give period. From the graph, its remanded constant during the period of six hour. After, there is a risem to reach a peak just over 40.000 in twenty-one o'clock and steady fall in the end of the day.

Inthesummer time, the cuver gradual fall from 18.000 to around 12.000 units of electricity respectively 0 hours and 9 hours. At fifteen hours, its a rapid increase, to reach apeak to 20.000 units of electricity. Then, there is remained constant to around 18.000 between fifteen and twenty-one o'clock. From the graph, its climbed sharply and declince gradually respectively 19.000 and 18.000 at the night.

Not surprisingly, the pie chart shows that 52% of the electricity is use for heating room, heating water, 17,5% is consumed for ovens, kettles, washing machines. 15% is use in lighting, tv, radio and finaly 15% is consumed in the use of vacuum cleaners, fool mixers, electric tools.
 

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