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Band 6+: The charts (line chart and bar chart) show the average ticket prices and the average percentage of tickets sold in Merrintong theatre in the four quarters from 2010 to 2011

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The image contains two charts, a line chart for 'TICKET PRICE (POUNDS)' and a bar chart for 'Percentage of Sold Tickets' from Q1 2010 to Q4 2011. The ticket prices were: Q1 2010-£5.2, Q2 2010-£6.5, Q3 2010-£7.5, Q4 2010-£8.5, Q1 2011-£10.5, Q2 2011-£9.2, Q3 2011-£10.5, and Q4 2011-£10.5. The percentage of tickets sold were: Q1 2010-20%, Q2 2010-25%, Q3 2010-30%, Q4 2010-35%, Q1 2011-30%, Q2 2011-33%, Q3 2011-42%, and Q4 2011-50%.
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The line graph shows the average ticket prices, while the bar chart illustrates the proportion of tickets sold at Merrintong theatre across four quarters between 2010 and 2011.

Overall, the average ticket price increased over the period, the highest level was in 2011. At the same time, the percentage of tickets sold generally rose, with the peak in the fourth quarter of 2011.

In the first chart, in 2010, the ticket prices had a dramatic growth from the first quarter of 2010 to the first quarter of 2011, with peak 10,5 pound. Then, it decreased to 9,2 pound in second quarter in 2011. At the end, it climbed back to 10.5 pounds on last two quarters.

On the second chart, the percentage of sold tickets had gradually increased from the first quarter to fourth quarter of 2010, however in 2011 the proportion was thirty percent on first quarter. In addition, it had slightly rose from second quarter to fourth quarter of 2011.

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