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The image is a line graph representing the number of requests for information at a tourist office in the United Kingdom, from January to June, with three lines corresponding to different modes of request - in-person, by letter/email, and by telephone. In January, in-person requests numbered 400, letter/email requests were 200 and telephone requests were at 600. In February, in-person requests increased to 600, letter/email requests decreased to 150, and telephone requests remained at 600. In March, in-person requests reached 800, letter/email requests were at 300, and telephone requests climbed to 1000. In April, in-person requests increased to 1200, letter/email requests remained at 300, and telephone requests were at 1400. In May, the in-person requests reached the highest number at 1600, letter/email requests rose to 350, and telephone requests also peaked at 1800. Finally, in June, the in-person requests decreased slightly to 1500, letter/email requests dropped to 300, and telephone requests also decreased to 1700.
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The line graph compares a frequency of 3 types of requests at a tourist office in the United Kingdom from January to the following 5 months.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that numbers of both requests in person and by telephone were rising over the period. In contrast, using email for getting information saw a decline for the following half of a year.
As for asking in person, the number of requests gradually increased despite a jump between March and April, getting from roughly 450 to 1,800. Usage of telephone in order of getting data saw a negligible fluctuation in the first 2 months, showing a record starting from 800 to 1,000 requests at a tourist office. A short level out then lasted for a month and remained constantly 1,000. A steep increase was seen up to the end of the period, after which it heated to the top of approximately 1,900.
In terms of emailing, a modest decrease happened between January and March, shrinking by about 50 letters from roughly 750 letters in the beginning of the period. Sending letters rate steeply shortened in the next 2 months, heating a low of about 350. A plateau then lasted for a single month.
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