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The image presents a line graph depicting cinema visitation percentages by age group from 1978 to 2008; in 1978: ages 14-24 is at 60%, ages 35-49 at 50%, ages 25-34 at 40%, ages 50+ at 20%; in 1983: ages 14-24 at 70%, ages 35-49 at 45%, ages 25-34 at 32%, ages 50+ at 25%; in 1988: ages 14-24 at 60%, ages 35-49 at 42%, ages 25-34 at 32%, ages 50+ at 20%; in 1993: ages 14-24 at 60%, ages 35-49 at 42%, ages 25-34 at 25%, ages 50+ at 20%; in 1998: ages 14-24 at 80%, ages 35-49 at 50%, ages 25-34 at 42%, ages 50+ at 25%; in 2003: ages 14-24 at 85%, ages 35-49 at 52%, ages 25-34 at 50%, ages 50+ at 22%; in 2008: ages 14-24 at 85%, ages 35-49 at 53%, ages 25-34 at 52%, ages 50+ at 20%.
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The line graph demonstrates the number of people who visiting the cinema at least once per month in exactly country over three decades starting from 1978.
Overall, the line chart has 4 age’s categories where all of them at least have level off. The highest point is visiting the cinema from age 14-24, whereas people more than 50 age is the lowest point.
Graph illustrates that 90 percent becomes to age 14-24 which don’t change results for these years. While age 25-34 changes a lot of time. In 1978 year it has 80 percent , then in 1983 the number is drop for 10 percent twice under 1988. Although the result is fall, in 1993 it starts grow again. Indeed, both the categories 35-49 and 50+ ages has relevant type of progress but difference in amount of percentages. Age 35-49 amounts 60 percent but after that the result is fall in 1988 and increase into 80 percent. In addition, people older than 50 age in 1988 has a result 30 percent. Therefore, 50 percent is the best result for this category start from 1998.
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