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Band 9: The bar chart shows the number of visits to a community website in the first and second years of use Number of visits to a community website: First and second years of use

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The image displays monthly number of visits to a community website for first and second years of use: Sept 1000 (1st) vs 3000 (2nd), Oct 3000 (1st) vs 7000 (2nd), Nov 2000 (1st) vs 12000 (2nd), Dec 10000 (1st) vs 18000 (2nd), Jan 20000 (1st) vs 7000 (2nd), Feb 4000 each, Mar 0 (1st) vs 10000 (2nd), Apr 0 each, May 10000 (1st) vs 15000 (2nd), Jun 13000 (1st) vs 22000 (2nd), July 15000 (1st) vs 23000 (2nd), Aug 12000 (1st) vs 20000 (2nd).
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The chart illustrates how many individuals visited a community website in each of the two years.

Overall, the second year had higher page views than the first in most months. Moreover, both years had similar trends, with the highest levels often seen in November and July.

Visits to the community website first peaked at 10,000 in November and December of the first year and around 17,500 in the same month in the second year. This number fell back to under 1,000 during the subsequent months before reaching a new high around July (15,000 in the first year and 22,500 in the second year).

In both years, the number of visitors climbed progressively from September to December and later from February to August. However, there was a substantial plummet in August in the second year. Additionally, the lowest points were both recorded in September and February, dropping to approximately 2,000 and 500, respectively, in the first year, whereas the second year witnessed 3,000 and 10.000, respectively.

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