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Band 4+: The graph below shows how people buy music. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a line graph showing three different data trends labeled Streams, Downloads, and CDs purchased from 2011 to 2018; Streams graph begins at approximately 5 in 2011, steadily increasing each year to about 55 in 2018; Downloads graph starts at around 45 in 2011, fluctuating up and down, peaking at roughly 50 in 2013, declining to about 30 in 2018; CDs purchased graph starts at about 55 in 2011, decreasing each year to nearly 5 in 2018; no exact numerical data points/percentages provided for each year.
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The given line graph describe a competition of 3 different method and the percentage of total music Seles over the period of 7 year.

overall the percentage of music that saled by dawonlod and CDs purchased experience a downward trend it interesting to the percentage of streams music display higher trend over a period of a shown years. CDs sales downwards to begging.

Seeing at the line graph the percentage of music pursued by cds stood at nearly 55% in the starting of the year however this trend 5% decreased in 2012 and stood at nearly 50% this tendency also decreased 5% in 2013 and reached nearly 40% this figure significantly decreased for 35% in 2014 afterward almost stood at Sem leval percentage of dawonlod finally this figure decrease from 30% to 20% in the and

Looking at the percentage of music saled by download stood at nearly 35% in the the begging of the year however this trend increased by 10% and reached nearly 45% in 2014 and slightly stable of 2015 and 2016 this figure decrease for 5% to approximately 30% in 2017

When it come to the percentage of streams music we can see that it stood at lower point of staring point it could be expected that fact that the percentage of streams music was 5% in starting of the given year. And the year of 2013 and 2014 slightly stable and reached 15% afterwards this trend slowly increased 2016 stood of cds purchase percentage and thid figure kept upward stood at approximately 45% in the and

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