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Band 4+: The chart below shows the numbers of three types of visitors to a museum between 1997 and 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image is a bar chart depicting the number of three types of museum visitors between 1997 to 2012; for 1997, Adult visitors: 300,100, Visitors aged under 15: 28,000, Special Exhibition visitors: 120,000, total: 448,100; for 2002, Adult visitors: 302,200, Visitors aged under 15: 29,200, Special Exhibition visitors: 110,000, total: 441,200; for 2007, Adult visitors: 400,500, Visitors aged under 15: 37,700, Special Exhibition visitors: 87,000, total: 525,200; for 2012, Adult visitors: 380,000, Visitors aged under 15: 42,000, Special Exhibition visitors: 82,300, total: 504,300.
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The given bar graph describe the three type of visitor that are adult visitors, visitors aged under 15 and special exhibition visitors which were visit a museum from 1997 to 2012.

At the first glance it is clear that, maximum guest that were visit the museum belong the category of special exhibition in all years. On the other hand, Adult visitor were visit minimum amount, as well as under 15 aged tourist were show decline.

Special exhibition visitors were tour the museum greatest range 400500 tourist in 2007, as well as there were dip change between 1997 to 2002 although 300,100 to 302,200.in 2012 its ratio were down from 38000.additionally, traveler that’s aged under 15 were visit very lowest range as compared to special visitors. they showed slide from 1997 to 2012 such as 120000 to 82300.adult visitors were rise from 28000 to 42000 in 15 year its scale move to upward as compare to that aged under 15. Moreover total visitors of the museum in 15 years were increase from 448,100 but its biggest domain in 2007.

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