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Band 5+: The graph below show the average number of people entering a museum the day, during summer and winter in 2003.

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The image presents a line graph illustrating daily average museum visitors in 2003; for summer, data starts at 200 visitors at 0900, rises to 650 by 1000, peaks at 1400 with 1300 visitors, decreases to 1200 at 1400, then drops to 200 at 1700 and zero at 1800; for winter, starts at zero at 0900, increases to 550 by 1100, peaks at 600 by 1200, drops slightly to 500 at 1300, returns to 600 at 1400, and decreases evenly to zero by 1800.
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The line chart delineates how many people entering museums the day in 2003 from summer to winter.

Overall, it is evident that there was an increase in both seasons with summer witnessing the most dramatic drop. In addition, the average number of people entering a museum in summer gennerally had the highest figures, but it was exceed by that of winter from 19:00 time onwards.

To be more specific, the figures for both categories no recorded datas in the first time. Nonetheless, summer’s figure experienced a significant rise to 800 visitors over the subsequent time before achieving highest point of 1400 tourists in between 11:00 and 12:00. In contrast, this figure underwent a noticeable decrease to 600 people in 15:00 and it turned to the same its figure in the first time.

Similar chang, but to a lesser extent was observed in the other season. Despite having increased sharply to over 600 people in 12:00, it fluctuated midly from just under 600 to north of 600 from 13:00 to 16:00, after which it dipped remarkably to 200 people in 17:00 and returned to its initial figures in the first time scale.

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