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The image depicts a bar graph charting the popularity percentages of four musical instruments (Piano, Drums, Guitar, Violin) across three years (2005, 2010, 2015). In 2005, the percentage for Piano is approximately 8%, Drums at 6%, Guitar at 10%, and Violin at 7%. By 2010, each instrument sees these values: Piano at approximately 12%, Drums at 8%, Guitar at 15%, and Violin at 11%. In 2015, the percentages rise significantly: Piano registers about 24%, Drums increase to around 18%, Guitar peaks at approximately 39%, and Violin at around 32%.
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The bar chart provides information about the ratio of school children attending guitar,piano,violin and drums classes in each five years from 2005 to 2015.
Overall,the amount of students learning musical instruments over the time had increased, except the violin, which had experienced a downward trend throughout the period.
In 2005, the quantity of piano and guitar learners were at approximately 10% and five years later it shot up to about 20% and 18% respectively, while the number of drummers flattened out at about 5%. The percentage of guitarists and pianists had reached its peak in 2015 at rougly 40%.
On the contrary, the percentage of violinists moderately fell over the period from approximately 10% in 2005 to about 4% in 2015.
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