The line graph illustrates the results of a train company in terms of lateness and cancellations in the month of October and November in year 2008. Overall, it is apparent that the line graph shows a downward trend in both trains running late and cancellations. However, it is also evident that it demonstrated a fluctuations in the middle.
Looking at the first diagram, it is clear that it started with a percentage of 20% on its first week of October and a little rise of 30% on its second week of the said month. In contrast, there was a dramatically decrease on its third and fourth week of the mentioned month with 10% and 5% respectively. Moreover, the percentage of train on the first week of November climbed again with its 10% then it rapidly increased to 55% that recorded the highest among the surveyed week and cause a sudden decreased on its final week with 40%.
The line graph illustrates the results of a train company in terms of lateness and cancellations in October and November in the year 2008. Overall, it is apparent that the line graph shows a downward trend in both trains running late and cancellations. However, it is also evident that it demonstrated fluctuations in the middle.
Looking at the first diagram, it is clear that it started with a percentage of 20% in the first week of October and a small rise of 30% in the second week of the said month. In contrast, there was a dramatic decrease on the third and fourth week of the mentioned month with 10% and 5% respectively. Moreover, the percentage of trains in the first week of November climbed again by 10% then it rapidly increased to 55% recorded as the highest among the surveyed week, and caused a sudden decrease in its final week with 40%.
Like the trains running late, cancellations also started at a low point of 1% in the first week of October then it climbed to 7% in the second week of the mentioned month which was recorded as the highest and a dramatic comeback to 1% on the third week of the said month, however, it ends the week to a rise of 3%. Additionally, in the first week of November, it again goes back to 1% followed by a drastic change to 5% then ends the week at a decreasing point of 4%.
