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The image displays a line graph titled "Radio and television audiences in UK, October – December 1992", plotting "Time of day or night" on the x-axis (measured in 2-hour increments from 6 AM to 6 AM the next day) against "Percentage of UK population (% of 4+ years old)" on the y-axis (ranging from 0% to 50% in 10% increments). The graph features two lines labeled Television (solid line) and Radio (dashed line). The Television line shows audience percentage starting around 10% at 6 AM, gradually increasing to reach the first peak of 25% at 10 AM, dipping to 15% by 12 PM noon, rising sharply to reach the highest peak close to 45% at 8 PM, and then declining steadily to around 5% by 6 AM the next day. The Radio line begins around 25% at 6 AM, with a sharp increase to approximately 30% by 8 AM, followed by a consistent decline to 10% at 4 PM, a slight increase to 15% at 6 PM, and then a gradual decrease back to around 10% by 6 AM the following day.
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The line graph illustrates the percentage of radio and television audience in the UK, time of day and night, in 1992.
Overall, both audience show a fluctuation over the period, showed nearly the same a low percent in the end of the period.
At 6 a.m. no one watch TV, while nearly 7% population of the UK use radio. After 2 hours, radio users increased to about 26%, TV users consisted a minor percentage, low than 10%. Near to the lunch, at 1 p.m. two audiences meet at approximately 15%.
Following hours, audiences showed various direction: television audience started a sharp rise, while radio users started a gradual decrease. By the evening, at 8 p.m. television audience peaked at about 46%, in contrast radio audience continued decline. By 2 p.m TV users plunged to 3% and radio users with a difference of 1% to about 2%. After 1 hour, they had the second meet at approximately 2.5%. In the subsequent hours, it is forecasted to an increase for radio audience and a decrease for TV audience.
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