The initial impression from the given chart is that nigeria generally increased ,chad and somalia is increased,with chad witnessing the most significant,while the opposite was true for congo.

Nigeria was 205.000 in 2000 after which reduced marginally to 190.000 and then increased significantly to 213.000 in 2004.similarly to somalia,which was 5000 in 2000 but later hit the peak of 50.000 in 2004.

Conversely to Congo which was 275.000 in 2000 after which reduced slightly to 220.000 in 2002 before hit the bottom of 203.000 in 2004.

Meanwhile chad was 0 in 2000,2001 and 2002 but later increased slightly to 8.000 in 2003 before surged to 50.000 in 2004

the given chart illustrates how much oil was produced daily in 4 countries between 2000 and 2004.

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the initial impression from the given chart is that the amount of oil produced everyday in Nigeria, Chad, Somalia generally rose, with the figure of Chad witnessing the most significant increase, while the opposite was true for Congo. It is evident that the production of Nigeria had surpassed of Congo by 2004 to became the largest producer.

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In 2000, the amount of oil production in Nigeria was 205,000 after which it hit a low of 190,000 over a 2-year-period. After that, there was a slight increase to 213,000 in the figure of Nigeria. The amount of oil production in Somalia showed a comparable pattern, with the statistic gradually climbing from 5,000 in 2000 to 50,000 by 2004.

The quantity of oil production per day in Chad was 8,000 in 2003, but later surged to 50,000 by the year 2004. An opposite pattern is evident in the figure of Congo, dropping steadily from 275,000 to 203,000 between 2000 and 2004

The initial impression from table is that Negeria, Chad and Somalia had upward trends with Chad is the former witnessing the most significant increase, while the opposite was true for Congo. It is evident that

The initial impression from the given chart is that the amount of oil produced by Nigeria, Chad, and Somalia increased generally, with the figure of Chad witnessing the most significant increase, while the opposite was true for the firgue oil produced by Congo. It is evident that the amount oil produced by Nigeria had surpassed Congo by the year 2004

In 2000, there were 205.000 were produced in Nigeria .The figure decreased to 190.000 in 2002, after which it hitting a peak of 213.000 in 2004. Similarly, 5.000 tones oil produced in Somalia in 2000, and the amount of oil increased gradually from 2001 to 2002. The amount of oil increased to 21.000 in 2003, after which it surge to 50.000 in 2004. Oil produced in Chad remain unchanged to 0 between 2000 and 2002.

The initial impression from the chart is that the amount of oil produced in Nigeria, Chad, Somalia rose generally, with Chad witnessing the most significant increase. While the opposite was true for that of Congo. It is evident that the amount of oil produced in Nigeria had surpassed that of Congo to become the largest manufacturer.

The statistic of oil produced in Nigeria dropped slightly at 190,000 in 2002, after three years, it rose to 213,000. A comparable pattern witnessed in Chad is that the amount of oil produced began to increase from the year 2003 and reach the number 50,000 in 2004. Similarly, the quantity of oil produced in Somalia went up over the years from 5000 in 2000 to 50,000 in 2004.

A converse pattern clearly seen in Congo is that the amount of oil produced decreased through 5 years from 275,000 to 203,000.

An opposite pattern, the amuont oil produced in congo was 275.000. After which it decreased gradually to 203.000 in 2004