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The image contains a line graph depicting the number of enquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011. The graph displays three lines representing enquiries made in-person, by letter/email, and by telephone. The x-axis spans from January to June, while the y-axis represents the number of enquiries, ranging from 0 to 2000 in increments of 200. In January, enquiries made in person and by telephone start at 200, while enquiries by letter/email start at 400. By February, in-person enquiries increase to 600, letter/email decrease to 200, and telephone enquiries remain the same. In March, in-person and letter/email enquiries both rise to 800, and telephone enquiries increase to 600. April shows in-person enquiries at 1200, letter/email at 400, and telephone at 1400. In May, in-person jumps to 1600, letter/email decreases again to 300, and telephone rises to 1600. Finally, by June, in-person enquiries are at 1800, letter/email are at 200, and telephone enquiries peak at 1800.
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The line graph depicts the number of inquiries received by the Tourist Information Office in one city over a six-month period in 2011. These inquiries are categorized into three methods: in person, by letter/email, and by telephone.
Overall, both in-person and telephone inquiries demonstrated significant increases over the period, while letter/email inquiries experienced a steady decline.
In January, telephone inquiries were the most common, with approximately 900 requests, followed by letter/email inquiries at around 750, and in-person inquiries at about 400. Over the next six months, in-person inquiries grew dramatically, surpassing telephone inquiries in March and peaking at nearly 1,900 in June, the highest figure across all categories.
Telephone inquiries also increased, albeit at a slower pace. After a slight dip to 800 in February, they gradually climbed to 1,600 by June. In contrast, letter/email inquiries declined steadily, falling from 750 in January to just under 400 in May, before leveling off in June.
In summary, by June, in-person inquiries emerged as the most preferred method, while telephone inquiries also gained popularity. Meanwhile, letter/email inquiries diminished in relevance throughout the six-month period.
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