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The image contains a bar graph displaying percentage sales of four different styles of trainers made by a sportswear company across two quarters (1st and 3rd) in a year. The first bar in each quarter represents 'Flying boots' with sales just below 20% in the 1st quarter and a slight increase to just above 20% in the 3rd quarter. The second bar represents 'Golden feet' with sales starting at approximately 30% in the 1st quarter and decreasing to just below 20% in the 3rd quarter. The third bar is for 'Zed runners' with sales just above 20% in the 1st quarter and just below 40% in the 3rd quarter. The fourth bar is 'High rollers' showing sales at roughly 30% in the 1st quarter and increasing to just over 40% in the 3rd quarter. There are no specific numerical percentages provided for each bar, only estimations based on the percentage scale on the vertical axis. The legend on the right indicates the pattern associated with each trainer style on the graph.
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The bar chart shows the percentage sales of trainers made by a sportswear company in one year.
The horizontal axis plots quarter-year periods of time. As it is presented in the chart, the sportswear company sold four types of trainers throughout the year.
It is possible to see that the whole period was dominated by the Golden Feet trainers. Even though sales were around 30% at the beginning of the year, they expanded to around 50% by the 4th quarter. Sales of the High Rollers decreased in the 3rd, and the newly presented Flying Boots were slightly growing in the last quarter of the year.
Overall, Golden Feet’s popularity was considerably higher than the other three models of trainers, reaching an all-time high in the last quarter. The contribution of High Rollers stayed at around 20% most of the time.
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