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The image shows a line graph depicting UK TV and radio audiences (over 4 years old) from October to December 1992 by time of day: TV viewership begins at 1:00 with over 0%, rises gradually to approximately 5% at 6:00, then to about 15% at 9:00, dips to nearly 10% by 13:00, surges to over 45% at 19:00, peaks at around 50% at 20:00, and declines sharply to under 10% by 23:00; radio listenership starts at 1:00 slightly above 0%, escalates to about 7% by 6:00, climbs sharply peaking at 25% at 8:00, declines to roughly 10% between 11:00 and 16:00, stays stable around 7% until 19:00, and then diminishes gradually to nearly 0% by 23:00.
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The given line chart illustrates the information about the percentage of televison and radio watchers in Britain at specific times during the day from October to December back in 1992.
Overall, it can be seen clearly that both figure fluctuated for a whole day but TV fans seemed to be higher in the evening while there were more people using radio in the morning in total.
According to the line graph, the ratio of television and radio audiences both remained around 4% to 7% at the beginning of the day. However, radio usage’s proportion started to increase after 6 a.m and reached its highest point at about 25% at 9 a.m. After this, it decreased significantly to about 5% at the end of the day. With TV users, its statistic didn’t change much from 1 a.m to 11 a.m. Thus, it began to go up after 11 o’clock in the morning and reached a peak at 45% at 9 p.m. After peaking at 45%, TV’s figure went down sharply until it reached 15% ultimately.
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