A graph that shows the relationship between the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The x-axis of the graph is labeled as "x" and the y-axis is labeled "y". The graph has a red line that starts at the bottom and gradually increases to the top, indicating that the percentage of people with cancer has decreased. There are two lines on the graph, one in red and one in white. The red line represents the percentage change in the percentage, while the white line represents a percentage change. The percentage change is represented by a vertical line, with the highest percentage change at the top and the lowest percentage at a lower percentage. The graph also has a horizontal axis, which is labeled with the numbers "3.8", "4.0", "2.2", and "4,4", indicating that there is a higher percentage change than the red line.
User profaniv uploaded the image
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