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The image presents a line graph showing the number of visitors per month in summer 2013 to the British Museum, Science Museum, and Natural History Museum in London, with data points in June, July, August, and September ranging from 200 to 600 thousand for the Science Museum, 300 and 600 to 500 thousand for the Natural History Museum, and 400 and 500 to 700 thousand for the British Museum.
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the line graph gives information about the total of guests to three museum in london during summer in 2013. Overall, it can be seen that, the number of guests to british museum had differnrt pattern with the others museums, which had a fairly similar pattern over the period.

Science museum and Natural History Museum had a remained constant in the total of guests than british museum. They began at a level of between 550 for Natural History and 400 for Science museum in june. Following that, in july, the number saw a significant fall in the natural history to approximately 380 guests. However, the rates of both museum remained stable at between 300 and 400 from july to september.

The total of visitors to british museum had a more fluctuated pattern. To begin, in june, the total guests stood at 600. After that, the rates reached a peak of 750 in july. However, over the following two months, there was a dramatic fluctuation to 650 guests per month

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