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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 gives information about the percentage of schoolboys who learned to played four types of musical instruments in threetime periods (2005,2010 and 2015)
Overall, students in 2005 most liked to play piano and guitar than other two types of instruments. However, the popularity of learning drums and violin changed slightly.
In 2005, the approximately 11% of students were learning how to play piano and guitar. 9% of pupils wanted to play violin but the lowest learners were gained by drum learners. In 2010, the count of guitar and piano rose two times than past but violin learners per cent reduced.
In 2015, the count of learners who were learning how to play piano and guitar boomed significantly from 20% to 40% however the percentage of players of drums and violins alternated.
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