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Band 6+: The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a graph of the number of passengers over time from 6:00 to 22:00, with the following data points: 6:00 (100), 7:00 (400), 8:00 (300), 9:00 (100), 10:00 (200), 11:00 (250), 12:00 (200), 13:00 (250), 14:00 (300), 15:00 (200), 16:00 (100), 17:00 (400), 18:00 (300), 19:00 (100), 20:00 (150), 21:00 (200), 22:00 (200).
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The line graph illustrates how many passengers use the London Underground station at various times during the day.

Overall, the lowest and the highest number of passengers at 6 am and 16:00 pm around 100 persons, and 400 people at 8:30 am. In addition, the number of passengers in different timetables witnessed a fluctuation.

On the one hand, in the early morning, only 100 passengers used the Station and the number of users consistently increased to reach a peak at around 8 to 9 am, at 400 passengers. However, after 9 am, the number of passengers consistently decreased to around 170 people at 10 pm, although after that gradually increased to 300 persons at 14:00.

On the other hand, the number of passengers dropped in early of the evening to the initial level of 100 person in 4 pm. Moreover, the number of users after surged to nearly 400 between 6 to 7 pm, and the number of users plummeted again to nearly 120 people at 8 pm, although towards the end hours gradually increased to roughly 150 at 10 pm.

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