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The image shows a line graph detailing the percentage of total music sales by streams, downloads, and CDs purchased from 2011 to 2018. In 2011, CDs purchased are 55%, downloads 35%, streams 5%. By 2012, CDs are 50%, downloads 39%, streams 7%. In 2013, CDs drop to 46%, downloads peak at 42%, streams at 10%. In 2014, CDs continue decreasing to 40%, downloads maintain at 41%, streams rise to 19%. In 2015, CDs decrease to 33%, downloads 43%, streams 24%. By 2016, CDs decline to 25%, downloads at 37%, streams increase to 34%. In 2017, CDs are at 19%, downloads decrease to 30%, streams climb to 43%. By 2018, CDs are at 14%, downloads 25%, streams peak at 50%.
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The provided graph illustrates the music buying habits of three different methods ( streams, downloads and CDs purchased between 2011 and 2018. Overall, it can be seen that both downloads and CDs purchased sales of hve steadily declined, while the streams observed an incease in the given period.
Initially, the music sales of streams accounted at 5% and steadily went up nearly 20% in the year 2014. Following that, the figure moved upward to above 40% after three years, and it remained unchanged in the final year.
On the other hand, the music sales of downloads started about 35% in the first year, which slowly boosted to at peake 40% in the year 20123. Afterwards, the trend dramatically came downward to 30% in the last year 2018. In contrast, the music sales of CDs purchased commenced to opproximately 60% in 2011, and the sector steadily decreased to around 40% 2013. Followed by, the segment roughly dropped to 30% after two years, finally the trend dipped to 25%.
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