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Band 7+: The bar chart shows the amount of money which was invested by different museums in London. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image is a bar chart depicting "The Amount of Investment by Four London Museums" from June to October, with intervals of 100,000 pounds; History Museum investment: June-300,000, July-500,000, August-600,000, September-700,000, October-600,000; British Museum investment: June-200,000, July-400,000, August-500,000, September-600,000, October-700,000; National Museum investment: June-500,000, July-600,000, August-700,000, September-800,000, October-700,000; Science Museum investment: June-400,000, July-300,000, August-400,000, September-500,000, October-600,000.

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The bar chart illustrates the investment amounts received by four museums in London in a period of four months from June to October.

Overall, the British Museum attracted the highest investment in most months, while the National Museum consistently received the least. August saw the highest investment levels across all museums.

In June and July, the History and British Museums received similar amounts (just over £400,000), while the National Museum had the lowest at under £200,000. The Science Museum received the most in June (£470,000) but slightly decreased in July.

August marked a peak, with the British Museum receiving around £720,000, followed by the History Museum at £600,000. Investment in the Science Museum remained steady, while the National Museum saw a small rise.

In September, both the British and Science Museums had high and equal investment levels (£580,000). By October, funding declined for all except the British Museum, which remained the highest.

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