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Band 6+: The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a graph of the number of passengers over time from 6:00 to 22:00, with the following data points: 6:00 (100), 7:00 (400), 8:00 (300), 9:00 (100), 10:00 (200), 11:00 (250), 12:00 (200), 13:00 (250), 14:00 (300), 15:00 (200), 16:00 (100), 17:00 (400), 18:00 (300), 19:00 (100), 20:00 (150), 21:00 (200), 22:00 (200).
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The line graph illustrates information about Underground Station passenger numbers in London.

Overall, the highest number of passengers emerge in the morning, while the second-highest number of passengers appear only in the evening. The lowest number of passengers appear early in the morning and in the late afternoon.

The number of passengers increase dramatically from around 100 at 6 am to around 400 at 8 am; however, it declines to around 200 at 10 am. The number of passengers rise to nearly 250 at 12 am, and then it increases to around 300 at 2 pm. The lowest number of passengers appear at 6 am and at 4 pm, and it shows a number of around 100.

The number of passengers climb dramatically to approximately 350 at 7 pm, but it decreases to around 150 at 8 pm. The number of passengers increase slightly in the following hours, and it reaches a number of around 200 at 10 pm.

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