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The image is a line graph titled "Visits to two new music sites on the web," with the x-axis labeled "Days" marking a time range from 1 to 15 and the y-axis labeled "'000s" reporting visits in thousands from 0 to 180. Two lines track visits to "Music Choice" and "Pop Parade" across the 15 days. Music Choice starts at around 120,000 visits on Day 1, fluctuates between approximately 40,000 and 80,000 visits from Day 2 to Day 9, spikes to about 140,000 on Day 10, drops to around 100,000 on Day 11, jumps to nearly 160,000 on Day 12, then declines to roughly 60,000 on Day 13 before recovering to 120,000 on Day 14 and finishing at just under 140,000 by Day 15. Pop Parade begins close to 80,000 visits on Day 1, experiences ups and downs reaching a low near 20,000 on Day 5 and highs around 100,000 on Days 7 and 10, sharply increases to above 160,000 visits on Day 11, plummets to approximately 80,000 on Day 12, climbs again past 160,000 by Day 13, and concludes the period with a decline to about 140,000 visits on Day 15.
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The diagram compares the attendance of two new music sites on the web. Overall, the Pop Parade figures showed an upward trend and dominance above Music Choice, although there were two times when Music Choice outstripped Pop Parade.
Firstly, Pop Parade visit numbers started at 120 on day one; between days 1 and 5, there was a gradual decrease from 120 to just over 60, respectively. This was followed by a slight growth to approximately 75 visitors. Before skyrocketing to 150 people on day 9, there were dramatic fluctuations until day 9. However, the line graph of Pop Parade experienced a sharp fall to just over 80 visitors on day 12, then it rapidly rose until it reached the peak number of visitors (170 individuals).
Initially, Music Choice figures were 40 people, then fell steadily twice to 20, before fluctuating until day 11; it rose gradually three times, achieving 60 visitors. On day 11, Music Choice figures soared to 120, overtaking Pop Parade for two days, but the latter increased sharply, while Music Choice decreased dramatically to approximately 75 on day 12.
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