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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 illustrates the amount of three methods of inquired information (in person, by letter and by telephone) in a tourist office in the UK from January to June.
Overall, the number of times people got information in person and by phone had increased over the given period, while requests used by email had dropped. At the start of the period, obtaining data in person was the most unpopular way utilized in the post office; nevertheless, it became the most used technique by June.
The amount times people phoned to get information oscillated between 800 and 1000 over the first 4 months before skyrocketing to around 1600, its highest point. Likewise, approximately 420 people asked for information in person, which grew dramatically to approximately 1950 until June, becoming the most preferred way at the end of the period.
The amount of times people asked for information by letter/email plateaued around 700 before decreasing almost two times from March till May. Eventually, it became stable at just below 400 until June as the least preferred technique by people.
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