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The image displays a bar chart with three different categories of visitors (Adult visitors, Visitors aged under 15, Special Exhibition visitors) over four specific years (1997, 2002, 2007, 2012). In 1997, Adult visitors accounted for 300,100, under 15 was 28,000, and Special Exhibition visitors were 120,000 with a total of 448,100. In 2002, Adult visitors were 302,200, under 15 was 29,200 and Special Exhibition visitors were 110,000 with a total of 441,200. In 2007, Adult visitors made up 400,500, under 15 was 37,700 and Special Exhibition visitors were 87,000 with a total of 525,200. In 2012, Adult visitors composed 380,000, under 15 was 42,300, and Special Exhibition visitors were 82,000 with a total of 504,300.
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The chart that is given above represents the information about the number of various clients of a museum, in timespan of between 1997 and 2012. Which are: adult visitors, visitors who are under 15 and special visitors.
Overall, it is cruicial to mention that the number of adults is consistently higher, and the number of others changed drastically over the years
First things first, the number of grown visitors faced growth every year, untill 2012. In 1997 the amount of visitors was 300100, then the rise was not significant in 2002, it was equal to 302200. But, in 2007 it grew to 400500. Unfortunately the next half decade resulted as a fall to 380000. Simultaneously, the number of under aged visitors fell dramatically. If in 1997 there were 120000 of them, 5 years later they reduced for 10000, the next decade the sum of teenagers who visited museum declined to 82300. Lastly, the total of special needs clients jumped throughout the 15 years. It went from 28000 to 42000.
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