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Band 6+: the graphs below show the cinema attendance in Australia and the average cinema visits by different age group from 1996 to 2000

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The image presents cinema attendance in Australia with the following data: for 1996, the attendance was 62% with an average frequency of 10.3 visits; for 1997, attendance was 72% with 11.1 visits; for 1998, attendance remained at 72% with 8.3 visits; for 1999, attendance dropped to 70% with 8.6 visits; for 2000, attendance returned to 72% with 8.5 visits. Additionally, the average cinema visits per year by age groups are depicted as: 14-24 age group peaked slightly below 24 visits in 1997, fell to around 15 in 1999, and rose to over 20 by 2000; 25-35 age group peaked around 20 in 1997, dropped to just above 10 in 1999, then increased near 18 by 2000; 35-49 age group peaked over 15 in 1997, dropped below 10 in 1999, then mildly increased towards 12 by 2000; 50+ age group peaked around 13 in 1997, dropped just below 10 in 1999, then rose slightly above 10 by 2000.
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The given graphs inform the attendance at the movie in Australia and the average number of visits across age groups from 1996 to 2000.

Overall, during the 4 year period the attendance at the movie theatre witnessed an increase, while an opposite trend can be seen in the figure of frequency. Furthermore, number of visitors by different age groups fluctuate similarly throughout the period.

Regarding cinema attendance in Australia, started at 62% of population at the beginning of the period the figure experienced a plunge to 72% in 1997. Despite of a dip by 2% in 1999, the percentage of attendance remained the same until the end of the period. However, the frequency of visitors is quite reversed, after reached its peak at 11.1 visits in the year 1997 this figure slowly dropped to 8.3 visits in 2000.

Moving to cinema visits according to age group in Australia, it can be clearly seen that there was a similar pattern in number of visits to the movie. In both 1996 and 1998, people visits the cinema 10 to 15 times, after reached the top twice these figures decreased to 13 to 18 visitors by the end of the period.

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