The graph shows that how much money was spent on books and computes in Redbridge University between 1989 and 2000. Overall, spending on computers was twice as much as books. In spite of having big fluctuations for both items in the selected years, their initial ratio stayed the same.
From 89 to 91 there was a steady increase in spending on computers. After this rise, the figure started fluctuating and decreased until 94, with a small increase in 93. In 1996, the figure reached a peak of around $175,000, followed by a big deep in 1998. The one interesting feature of the graph is that spending on two items was intersected in mid-93 and mid-94.
In 1989, the university allocated $50,000 to books and this figure steadily went up till 96. In 1992, the figure reached the highest point of over $150,000. Afterward, the figure gradually declined until end of the selected years, with a level off from 94 to 96.
In 1989, the university allocated $50,000 to books and this figure steadily went up till 96. In 1992, the figure reached the highest point of over $150,000. Afterward, the figure gradually declined until end of the selected years, with a level off from 94 to 96.