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The image displays a graph showing average cinema visits by age group from 1994 to 2002, as well as attendance frequency percentages and average visit frequency per person for those years. In 1994, attendance frequency was 67% with 10.7 average visits; in 1996, it rose to 72% and 11.3 visits; in 1998, it remained at 72% but average visits dropped to 8.3; in 2000, attendance frequency decreased to 70% with 8.4 visits; and in 2002, it returned to 72% with 8.3 visits. The graph lines show fluctuations in cinema visits, with the 14-24 age group having the highest attendance, peaking at 12 visits in 1996 before dropping to below 10 in 2002; the 25-34 age group had less dramatic fluctuations, ranging between 8-10 visits; the 35-49 age group's attendance peaked at 8 visits in 1996 before declining to around 5 in 2002; and the 50+ age group consistently had the lowest attendance, with a slight peak at 5 visits in 1996 and declining to just above 2 visits in 2002.
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The graph illustrates the average cinema visitors divided into different age groups.
Overall, attendance reached its peak at the years 1996, 1998, and 2002. Moreover, cinemas were mostly popular among 14 to 24 year old individuals during this 8 year period.
During 1994, the big screen attendance reached its lowest point at only 67% and the frequency stood at 10.7. During the next 4 years, this number increased by a number of 5 percent and reached its peak at 72% in 1998. In contrast, the frequency reached its lowest point during the same year and dropped to 8.3 visits per year. In addition, From 1998 to 2002, the graph witnessed some fluctuations and remained at 72% in 2002 after a drop of 2% in the final year. However, the frequency did not experience any considerable change and stayed at the same number as the statistics in 1998.
During the initial 4 years, all the graphs experienced a dramatic fall after an incline between 1994 and 1996. To illustrate, from 1994 to 1998, the times 14 to 24 year old people visited the cinema during a year decreased by 4. A similar trend happened for people older than 50 years old and their visits to movie theatres dropped by 4 visits per year. A drop of 3 was experienced by both 25 to 34 years old and 35 to 49 years old.
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