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Band 6+: The garph below shows the average daily sales of selected food items at the Brick Cafe, by season.

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The image presents a bar graph illustrating average daily sales of selected food items at the Brisk Café by season. The x-axis lists food items including Hot coffee, Iced coffee, Ice cream, Soup, and Salad. The y-axis measures the number of servings sold, which ranges from 0 to 80. For each food item, two bars represent sales in winter and summer. Hot coffee shows approximately 75 servings in winter and 10 in summer. Iced coffee sales are around 10 in winter and 40 in summer. Ice cream sales are approximately 5 in winter and 50 in summer. Soup records about 70 servings in winter and 15 in summer. Lastly, salad is served roughly 20 times in both winter and summer.
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The figure compares the changes in the average daily sales of selected food items by two seasons (winter and summer) at the Brisk Cafe.

Overall, the most significant trend is that ıce cream and soup experiences little fluctuations whereas, hot and iced coffee oscilattes dramatically throughout the period. Meanwhile, salad remaines relatively stable.

There is a gradual decrease in hot coffee from 75 to 30 servings, which dominates the winter season. Conversly to cold coffee, it rises remarkably from winter to summer. In comparison to ice cream, the servings are around 35 in summer. Neverthless, this number is decreasing to around 25 in winter. Moreover, the proportion of soups selling in winter is twice as high as that of the number of servings in summer. With 50 and 25 respectively. Lastly it is also seen that salad stays constant with approximately 25 servings during both seasons. To sum up, the data reveals that mostly in winter season peope prefer hot foods. Convers to it in summer they prefer cold options.

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