The line chart illustrates the number of visitors to two different programs related to new music: Music Choice and Pop Parade.
It is evident that the number of visitors for both programs fluctuated sharply over the period of 14 days. Additionally, the number of visitors to Music Choice started at an impressive level compared to Pop Parade.
For Music Choice, the number of visitors began at 12,000 on the first day and remained stable until the third day. Despite this stability, the number dropped dramatically to approximately 6,000 between the third and fifth days. Furthermore, it fluctuated from the fifth to the ninth days, before sharply rising to around 150,000 visitors. In the final days, from the twelfth to the fifteenth, it also fluctuated significantly, ultimately reaching a peak of approximately 170,000 visitors.
In contrast, Pop Parade was less popular than Music Choice, starting with 40,000 visitors. The number then dramatically increased to about 120,000 by the twelfth day. However, there was a decline in visitors from the thirteenth to the fifteenth days, culminating in a final tally of approximately 7,900 visitors on the last day.