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Band 5+: The graph below show the cinema attendance of people on different week in 2003,2005,and 2007.

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The image depicts a bar graph illustrating the percentage of people going to cinemas on specific days of the week during the years 2003, 2005, and 2007; Monday shows approximately 5% for 2003, 10% for 2005, and less than 5% for 2007; Tuesday displays about 7% for 2003, 14% for 2005, and nearly 10% for 2007; Wednesday indicates roughly 7% for 2003, 12% for 2005, and 10% for 2007; Thursday shows almost 10% for 2003, 15% for 2005, and 12% for 2007; Friday demonstrates close to 15% for 2003, 20% for 2005, and 18% for 2007; Saturday presents around 23% for 2003, 25% for 2005, and more than 20% for 2007; Sunday exhibits nearly 25% for 2003, 23% for 2005, and 18% for 2007; the trend suggests an overall highest attendance on weekends and comparatively lower attendance during the start of the week.
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The given column graph illustrates the percentages of people going to cinemas on different days of the week, in 2003,2005 and 2007. It is clear that the most of the people going to cinemas on saturdays than sundays all the given years.

More people attended cinemas on weekends than weekdays. Over 25 percent people went to cinemas on the Saturday in the all given year. Sundays were the second popular days on the week attended to cinemas, 2005 and 2007 both shared same percentage which was just above 20%. On the year 2003 the number was comparatively high (about 22%). all the given years shared same percentage which was just above 15% on the Friday.

last popular days are people going to cinemas from Mondays to Thursday. Monday to Wednesday was under 10% to 10% the given three years. In 2003, approximately 12% people was attendance of cinemas on the Thursday but other two years were 10 %.

Overall, we can be seen that the number of people going to the cinemas grew slightly on Saturdays and the number frequenting cinemas on Mondays fell slowly over the given years.

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