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The image illustrates cinema attendance percentages in Britain from 1984 to 2003 for various age groups: 7-14, 15-24, 25-34, 35 and over. In 1984, attendance percentages are approximately 3% (7-14), 18% (15-24), 5% (25-34), 2% (35 and over). By 1986: 8%, 25%, 8%, 3%. In 1989: 8%, 30%, 10%, 4%. In 1992: 18%, 50%, 20%, 3%. In 1995: 20%, 52%, 22%, 7%. In 1998: 20%, 50%, 25%, 8%. In 2000: 25%, 55%, 25%, 12%. In 2003: 30%, 55%, 25%, 12%. Attendance for 15-24 peaks at around 58% in 1998, 7-14 see exponential growth from 3% to 30%, while 25-34 and 35 and over have modest increases over the years.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of cinema watchers in Britain with various age groups from 1984 to 2003.
Overall, the amount of four different groups of age that are visiting a cinema increasing over the given period. However, the number of 15 to 24 age group shows the highest percentage in whole time.
With regards the people in age of 15 to 24 visited a cinema, it begin at around 15% and then fluctuated slightly and rose of just over 55%. Overall, this group was increased significantly in 19 years. Likewise, approximately 1% of age under 15 were visited a cinema in first year, after which the figure grown rapidly to a low of 20% in 2003.
On the other hand, the number of age over and under 35 were in the same position over the 19 years. Moreover, visitors with age over 35 visited cinema more often than people under 35.
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