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The image displays a line graph titled 'Average Daily Hours Spent on Four Activities by Teenagers (2015–2024)', plotting hours from 0 to 5 against years. For Social Media, the approximate hours are: 2015 (1.5), 2016 (1.8), 2017 (2.2), 2018 (2.9), 2019 (3.5), 2020 (4.0), 2021 (4.4), 2022 (4.7), 2023 (4.9), and 2024 (5.1). For Television, the hours are: 2015 (3.8), 2016 (3.5), 2017 (3.2), 2018 (2.9), 2019 (2.7), 2020 (2.4), 2021 (2.2), 2022 (2.1), 2023 (2.0), and 2024 (1.9). For Reading, the hours are: 2015 (2.3), 2016 (2.2), 2017 (2.1), 2018 (2.0), 2019 (1.9), 2020 (1.8), 2021 (1.7), 2022 (1.7), 2023 (1.8), and 2024 (1.9). For Exercise, the hours are: 2015 (1.2), 2016 (1.4), 2017 (1.5), 2018 (1.5), 2019 (1.7), 2020 (1.4), 2021 (1.5), 2022 (1.7), 2023 (1.9), and 2024 (2.1).
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The line graph illustrates the amount of time, which spent on different facilities by young generation over the given period.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that, while two activities witnessed a decrease, other two increased from 2015 to 2024 years.
Accordingly, teenagers opted for exercising over the one hour in the beginning of period. Then, it fluctuated slightly, after 2020 year’s fall it ended period with around two hours. Social media platforms were the least used activity, only around one hour was divided to them by teenagers in 2015. However, these results changed, it reached a peak with five hours in 2024. Subsequently, the time spent for watching TV was above two hours, which was twice higher than reading in 2015. After that, these two activities had a substantial fall. Lastly, both reading and television had approximately same hours at the end of period, namely these categories ended with around two hours.
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