The bar chat illustrates how many people visited different museums, such as the History Museum, British Museum, the National Museum, and the Science Museum, in London from June to December in the year 2015.
Overall, there were a fluction of history, british, and science museums during the period, while the National Museum experienced an equal rate.
To begin with, the History Museum and British Museum showed almost 400,000 people that is the equivalent rate in the June and July months. Then, they rose rapidly, and experienced the highest number of people in the following month, at 600,000 and just over 700,000. After then, the number of these two museums fell by around 100,000 pupils in September, and then again dropped and reached at 280,000 and 480,000 visitors, respectively, at the end of December. In addition, the Science Museum kept a steady rate at 400,000 visitors between June and August. After then, it rose by 100,000 human beings, and finally reduced twice as more than increase in the previous month, and stayed at the lowest rate of 300,000 in December.
For the National Museum, there was an average rate of 200,000 visitors from the month of June to the month of December. However, it experienced a below average rate at approximately 295,000 people in July and December.