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Band 5+: the chart below shows the number three types of visitor to a museum between and 2012.

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The image displays a bar chart illustrating museum visitor numbers by category from 1997 to 2012; adult visitors accounted for 300,100 in 1997, 302,200 in 2002, 400,500 in 2007, 380,000 in 2012; visitors aged under 15 numbered 120,000 in 1997, 110,000 in 2002, 87,000 in 2007, 88,300 in 2012; special exhibition visitors comprised 28,900 in 1997, 29,000 in 2002, 37,700 in 2007, 42,000 in 2012; aggregate totals of all visitors summed to 448,100 in 1997, 441,200 in 2002, 525,200 in 2007, 504,300 in 2012.
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The given chart illustrates the statistics of the amount of visitor to a museum in a 15-year term.

Overall, the total number and the amount of adult visitors which dominated the chart fluctuated throughout the period. While the younger ones fell, the number of special exhibition visitors increased.

A total of 448,100 people visited the museum in 1997, which the adults numbered 300,100 and the ones aged under 15 were 120,000. During the period, the special exhibition visitors numbered only 28,000. After 5 years, the number of adult visitors got a slight increase to 302,200 while the total number fell to 441,200. The number of youngsters fell to 110,000 when the special ones went up to 29,200.

In 2007, both totals and adult visitors skyrocketed to 525,200 and 400,500 respectively. However, the under 15 aged individuals decreased significantly by 33,000, and those who were particular exhibition rose to 37,700. At the end of the research, in 2012, when the total number, the statistics of both mature and young people fell minimally, stood at 504,300, 380,000 and 82,300, the special ones rose to 42,000, nearly 5,000 higher compared to the previous 5 years.

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