A glance at the line graph provided reveals that four different age groups visited the cinema from 1994 to 2002. The table depicts the percentage of attendance and frequency rate for the age groups who visited the cinema during this period. The line graph data is represented in numbers. Overall, the highest number of teenagers went to the cinema to watch movies during the eight-year period. In stark contrast, there were the least number of middle-aged groups who went to the cinema.
To begin with, in 1994, the highest number of young adults went to the cinema to watch movies, with a number of 12. This was followed by youngsters with a number of 10. On the other hand, there were only 8 numbers of old age groups who went to the cinema hall. However, the interest in movies had decreased over time. From 1994 to 1996, the number of all age groups visiting the cinema increased by almost 2. After 1996, this number for all age groups fall by about 5 people. By the end of 2002, 10 young youths and 8 middle-aged individuals visited the cinema, while only 6 adults went to the cinema to watch movies this year.
According to the table data, 67% of all age groups attended the cinema, and this percentage increased by 5% in the last four years. Moreover, the frequency rate for watching movies for all age groups decreased from 10.7 in 1994 to 8.3 in 2002.