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The image presents a line graph showing cinema attendance in Australia across four age groups from 1990 to a projected 2010. For 14-24 year olds: 1990-1994 at 80%, 1996 at 85%, 1998-2002 steady at 85%, 2004 at 85%, increased to 90% by 2008 with a projected 90% in 2010. For 25-34 year olds: 1990-1994 at 60%, 1996 at 70%, increased steadily to 80% in 2006, reaching a projected 82% by 2010. For 35-49 year olds: 1990 at 40%, 1992-1994 at 50%, 1996 at slightly above 50%, rose to 60% by 2002, maintained approximately 68% in 2008, projected at 70% in 2010. For 50+ year olds: under 10% in 1990, consistent around 14% in 1992, slightly increased under 20% by 1998, rose to about 30% by 2006, exceeding 40% in 2008, projected at 45% in 2010.
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The graph shows information about the cinema attendance percentage of age group which in Australia , over a 20-year period between 1990-2010.
Overall,what stand out from the graph is that there were considerable upward trends in the figure of 3 age group,while the proportion of 25-34 years old group saw a fall over the period.
Looking at the details, 14-24 years old group was the highest among the three at 90% in the 90s. Then there was next two years a downward trend by a tiny traction. Then reaching nearly around 95% in 2010. In terms of 35-49 years old group’s the trend was similar. There was an increase for 20 years period. The figure of 50+ years old group was moderately increasing from 40% in 1990 to around 80% 2010.
By contrast, the percentage of 25-34 years old people went in the opposite direction. The proportion move three quarters within 10 years. Then the figure dropped 62% in 2010.
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