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The image illustrates hours per week, from 2002 to 2007, teenagers in Chester spent on various activities: going to pubs/discos shows a pattern of around 16 to 17 hours in 2002 to 2004 with a gradual decrease thereafter, watching television ranges from 25 hours in 2002 to just under 40 hours by 2007; shopping sees approximately 10 to 15 hours, digital devices usage trends between 1 to 38 hours, doing homework is fairly constant at about 10 hours annually, sports feature around 10 hours in early years decreasing to 5 by 2007, watching DVDs attracts steady interest around 5 to 10 hours before dropping slightly, bowling shows minimal engagement throughout mostly around 3 hours or below.
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The provided bar chart depicts the number of hours spent per week by teenagers in Chester from 2002 to 2007. Overall, the activity that had the most amount of hours spent on it on ever year was watching television with a peak of just below 40 hours per week.
The graph mostly depicts an upward trend for activities such as going to pubs or discord, watching television and shopping. Meanwhile, hours spent on activities such as doing homework, doing sports and bowling has generally decreased with bowling only showing minor fluctiations. The only activity that saw an increase was watching DVDs until 2004 where it began to sharply decrease after that.
In 2002 the activity that had seen the most hours spent on it other than television was doing homeworks which was between 10 and 15 hours while watching DVDs was behind that being just above 10 hours. Subsequently activities such as doing sports had more time spent on them than those of going to pubs or discos and shopping.
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