The bar chart shows how much money four museums in London invested over five months, from June to October.
Overall, the British Museum invested the most money, except in June when it came second. On the other hand, the National Museum consistently invested the least throughout the period.
In June and July, both the British Museum and the History Museum invested around 400,000 pounds. In August, the British Museum reached the highest point with a big increase of three-quarters. At the same time, the History Museum also peaked at 600,000 pounds. These two museums followed a similar trend until the end. The British Museum gradually decreased its investment by around 100,000 pounds each month in September and October, returning to slightly above 400,000 pounds. However, the History Museum had a sudden drop in its investment, decreasing by 200,000 pounds in September and around 150,000 pounds in October.
Initially, the Science Museum was the biggest investor, starting with 450,000 pounds. However, it dropped to third place due to a small decrease between June and July and no change from July to August. There was a moderate increase of 100,000 pounds in September, but it quickly dropped to 300,000 pounds. The investment amount of the National Museum changed over time. It had a slight decrease in July before increasing to 300,000 pounds in the following two months. Finally, it ended up just under 200,000 pounds after a quick decline in October.