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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 chart illustrates the number of information requests made by three methods- in person, by letter/ email, by telephone at a tourist office in the United Kingdom in a 6-month period recorded from January to June of 2010.
Overall, it is evident that while the figure of requests made in person witnessed a constant rise in all six months to become the leading modes of requesting, that of letter/ email plummeted gradually throughout the period observed. Moreover, the number of tourists using letter/ email initially fell and then rebounded to rank the second.
In January, the amount of information required via calling was the highest with about 900 requests, followed by nearly 800 and 400 requests made by letter/ email and direct communication respectively. However, people tended to request by telephone less in the following month as its figure declined by about 100 requests before rebounding to reach 1000 requests in March. This data remained unchanged for a month until there was a sudden rise to reach its peak at 1400 request in June of 2010.
On the other hand, while there was a signifiant decline in popularity of letter and email requests, reducing more than a half after six months, that of the in person requests experienced a substantial growth in its number overtaking telephone requests to dominate the chart with more than 1900 requests.
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