The line graph provides information about the total number of guests visiting three museums in London during the summer of 2013. Overall, it is evident that the number of guests at the British Museum followed a different pattern compared to the other museums, which exhibited a fairly similar trend throughout the period.
The Science Museum and the Natural History Museum maintained a relatively constant total of guests compared to the British Museum. They started at levels of approximately 550 for the Natural History Museum and 400 for the Science Museum in June. Following that, in July, the number of guests at the Natural History Museum saw a significant drop to around 380. However, the visitor counts for both museums remained stable, fluctuating between 300 and 400 from July to September.
In contrast, the total number of visitors to the British Museum exhibited a more fluctuating pattern. Initially, in June, the total number of guests stood at 600. Subsequently, the visitor count peaked at 750 in July. However, over the following two months, there was a dramatic fluctuation, resulting in approximately 650 guests per month.