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The image displays a horizontal bar chart showing sales in thousands of copies for four categories of books for the years 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, and 2012. For 2002, sales were: Hobbies books 0.5, Entertainment books 1.2, History books 4.8, and Art books 1.5. For 2004: Hobbies books 0.8, Entertainment books 1.8, History books 5.0, and Art books 2.5. For 2006: Hobbies books 0.4, Entertainment books 2.5, History books 8.5, and Art books 2.8. For 2008: Hobbies books 0.5, Entertainment books 2.8, History books 9.8, and Art books 3.0. For 2010: Hobbies books 0.6, Entertainment books 2.8, History books 8.7, and Art books 3.7. For 2012: Hobbies books 0.4, Entertainment books 3.0, History books 8.8, and Art books 4.0.
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The diagram illustrates sales figure for reading materials over the 10 years from 2002 to 2012.
Overall, History books showed an upward trend in all years, while Hobbies books accounted for a small amount over the specified period.
A detailed observation shows that the number of History books ended at approximately 8 in 2012, before rising to a peak of 10 in 2008. The number of Hobbies books started around 0-2 and remained relatively unchanged over the given period.
The figures for Art books and Entertainment books changed similarly and fluactated from 2002 to 2012. The sales for both books started nearly 2, then for a upcoming year Art books reached exactly to 2.The following next two years the number of Entertainment books and Art books stabilized around 3. The Art books line ended around 4,whereas the Entertainment books reached at approximately 3.
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