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The image contains a line graph titled 'Musical instrument sales in the UK', which plots the percentage of total sales for four types of instruments from the 2008-9 period to 2020-21. For Guitars, the sales percentages were: 2008-9 12%, 2010-11 11%, 2012-13 12%, 2014-15 15%, 2016-17 23%, 2018-19 20%, and 2020-21 11%. For Drums and percussion, the values were: 2008-9 12.5%, 2010-11 10%, 2012-13 9%, 2014-15 13%, 2016-17 10%, 2018-19 10%, and 2020-21 10%. For Trumpets, the data points were: 2008-9 16%, 2010-11 7%, 2012-13 3%, 2014-15 2%, 2016-17 4%, 2018-19 5%, and 2020-21 5.5%. For Pianos, the percentages were: 2008-9 9%, 2010-11 3%, 2012-13 2%, 2014-15 1%, 2016-17 2%, 2018-19 3%, and 2020-21 4%.
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The provided line graph illustrates the Musical instrument sales changes in the UK over a 13 year time period between 2008 and 2021.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that all musical instruments sales start in 2008-9, while the guitars showed upward trend and other showed downward trend by throughout the given time period.
According to the provided data, the guitars sales beginning of over 15%, we can see there was slightly decreased end of the first half, similar, in 2015 to 2017 peak rapidly more than 22%, then slightly decline to over 10% end of the given time period. Moreover, the drums and percussion showed start more than 10%, in 2015 near the 15% sales, after that next four years remained stable at 10%.
Regarding the other futures, the trumpets and pianos start the showed less than 15% sales, turning to the next few years slightly fall, furthermore, pianos sales less than 5%, and trumpets at 5% sales end of the given time period.
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