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Band 6+: The bar charts below shows the nmber of visits to a community website in the first and second year of use.

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The image shows a bar chart comparing the number of visits to a community website over two years. For the first year: Sept - 0, Oct - 5000, Nov - 2500, Dec - 10,000, Jan - 5000, Feb - 5000, Mar - 10000, Apr - 5000, May - 10000, Jun - 15000, Jul - 15000, Aug - 12500. For the second year: Sept - 2500, Oct - 12,500, Nov - 17500, Dec - 17500, Jan - 15000, Feb - 10000, Mar - 15000, Apr - 12500, May - 20000, Jun - 22500, Jul - 20000, Aug - 22500.
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The given bar chart compares the number of users that visited a community website in the first and second years.

Overall, it is clear that in the second year of use there were a lot more visitors than in the first year, except for August. However, compared to the beginning of the years, both grew significantly towards the end.

In detail, the first year of usage saw a little increase in the number of visitors, compared to the second year, showing that the community website became popular after the first year. The website experienced an upward increase in September to November from 2 400 to 10 000, respectively. Over the following month, it remained at the same level, but then again fell for less than 2400 in February. Then starting from March the number of visitors only increased and reached 15 000.

In contrast, the second year of use this website had more stable periods throughout the period in November and December, February and March, and between June and July. In June the usage of community website reached the peak at about more than 20 000 visitors, but then declined slightly to a range of 10 000 and 15 000 at the end of the year.

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