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Band 5+: The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image depicts a graph detailing radio and television audiences in the UK from October to December 1992, showing percentage fluctuations of the population over 4 years old from 6:00 to 6:00. Radio starts at approximately 5% at 6:00, grows slightly to 8% by 8:00, rises to 13% at 10:00, drops to 12% by noon, fluctuates around 10% post-noon, declines to about 9% at 16:00, then to roughly 7% at 18:00, increases to a peak of 16% at 20:00, decreases gradually to about 5% by midnight, and stabilizes around 3% afterward. Television begins near 0% at 6:00, ascends sharply to 15% by 18:00, peaks at about 45% by 20:00, remains close to this peak until 22:00, then drops steeply to 8% at midnight, and maintains a range of 5% to 7% until the end.
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The line graph here depicts the listenership of the Radio and Televisions in UK of people over age 4 in a day in year 1992 with a statistical data of different hours of a average day that lies in a time period of the three consecutive years at the end of that year.

In general, It gives an idea of the time of day when active viewer of Radio and Television are at the Peak and when Lowest , the active audience of Radio drastically increases and achieves peak at early morning and then starts to reduce steadily till the start of another day. Similarly, but with different pace the individual watch of television starts to increase at the starting of the day with little fluctuation and after reaching peak hour drop significantly.

The Peak hour of of Radio is generally in the morning around 8 am where almost 28% of the UK citizen above 4 listen , at the other side the viewers of Television Peak at 8 pm in night where Approx 48% of the UK citizens within the same age criterion become audience .

In addition,the time when the audience is lowest in Radio is around 3pm in UK where only under 5% of the population of country is active, while in television the lowest touch is around 6 am the when the new day is about to begin with active of 2% or less of population.

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