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The image presents a line graph representing the number of books read at Burnaby Public Library, comparing men and women from 2011 to 2014. In 2011, men read approximately 5,500 books and women read about 4,000 books. By 2012, men read around 3,000 books while women read nearly 6,000 books. In 2013, there is a significant increase for both genders with men reading roughly 13,000 books and women reading approximately 6,000 books. However, in 2014, the number of books read by men slightly decreases to about 12,000, while women’s numbers exponentially increase to around 14,000 books read.
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The data given presents the quantity of books read divided by biological genders at the Public Library of Burnaby in the period of 4 years starting from 2011 until 2014.
Overall, men read more books in total of the between the time. Men have the highest and lowest number of books read in 2014 and 2011. They gain huge rise compared to women. On the other hand, women started with the number above the opposite gender. Furthermore, in 2013, both genders are on the same amount.
In 2011, men started lower than women with the number of approximately 3000 books, then slightly climbed before dramatically climbed and reached the greatest peak of 14000 books read at the Burnaby Public Library in 2014.
Meanwhile, women began with a higher quantity of about 5000 books and gradually got to read 10000 books in two years. However, the number dropped to 8000 after a year.
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