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The image includes a line graph displaying admission averages (percentage of successful applicants) from the 1970s to the 2010s across three programs: Arts, Science, and Music. In the 1970s, Arts average 75%, which remains constant in the 1980s, rises to 85% in the 1990s, increases slightly to 90% in the 2000s, and reaches 100% in the 2010s. Science begins at 40% in the 1970s, increases to 60% in the 1980s, then slightly increases to 62% in the 1990s, further rises to 65% in the 2000s, and peaks at 70% in the 2010s. Music starts at 55% in the 1970s, dramatically climbs to 90% in the 1980s, slightly falls to 87% in the 1990s, dips significantly to 70% in the 2000s, and declines sharply to 50% in the 2010s.
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The line graph illustrates the admission averages for students in arts, science, and music programs from the 1970s to the 2010s.
In the 1970s, science had the highest admission average at 75%, followed by arts at 70%. Music had the lowest average, with only 60%. During the 1980s, science increased steadily to 80%, while arts experienced a slight decline to 65%. In contrast, music rose sharply to 90%, becoming the program with the highest admission average.
In the 1990s, music saw a significant drop to 75%. Meanwhile, arts recovered slightly to 70%, and science continued to rise, reaching 85%. By the 2000s, both music and science reached 90%, while arts remained unchanged.
In the 2010s, music experienced another dramatic decline to 65%, whereas arts increased to 80%. Science remained constant at 90%, maintaining the highest average.
Overall, science showed a steady upward trend and ended with the highest admission average. Arts remained relatively stable over the decades, while music fluctuated considerably.
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