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Band 5+: 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 bar graph depicts the three types of visitors who visit the museum between 1997,2002,2007, 2012.

Overall, it can be seen that the adult visitors are more as compare to the special exhibition. while, the visitors aged under 15 are decarising over the years.

On the first hand in 1997 adult visitors are 300,100 and its increasing over the years. In 2007 its reach peak of 400,500 people in museum. While in 2012 it fall to 380,000 visitors. Special exhibition visitors are showing an upwar trend in the number of people who visit museum with 28000, 29200, 37700, 42000 in four years.

On the other hand visitors agd under 15 are showing a downwad trend over the years 120000, 110000, 87000, 42000 in four years. In 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012 the total visitors are 448100, 441200, 526200, 504300. In 2007 the highest no o people are seen to more interested in others years so museum earn more money in that year as compare to others

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