Two given diagrams provide with information about average cinema visits by 4 different age groups including and their attendance with frequency from 1994 to 2002.
Overall, number of cinema visits fluctuated, while their frequency slightly dropped over this period. As for visits by certain age groups, there was a significant plunge in every age category at the same period of time.
In 1994, attendance was 67% and frequency 10,7. Over the next 2 years there was a slight increase in how often people visit cinemas and same happened with frequency. Next, in 1998, attendance stood at 72%, while regularity hit the lowest at 8,3. However, over the following 2 years attendance dropped at 70% and frequency had a slight rise. Finally, in 2002 attendace hit its highest at 72%, while frequency hit the lowest at 8,3.
In terms of visits by age groups, in 1994 the most visits were by teens and students while least attended group was 35-49 years old people. Next 2 years each group’s visits had a significant increase and each reached its highest point. There was dramatic fall betwen 1996 and 1998 as each age group hit a lowest point. Over the next 2 years two the oldest groups stayed at the same point while younger people’s visits rose. Latly, 14-24 years old people remained at the top, while 25-34 anf 50+ years old people tied at at 8 points.
