The line graph gives information about the typical cinema attendance rates among different age demographics in US over a span of 11 years. Units are measured in percentages.
Overall, it is clear that teens and young adults as well as children had a high interest in cinema rather than adults and 35 and up. Children shared similar pattern with adults over the period. Despite oldest group accounted almost no rate at the outset, it experienced gradual increase throughout the period.
According to the graph, at the beginning cinema had roughly 18% visits from 15-24 demographic, slender lead over other categories. 7-14 age group showed 10 % visits while the 25-35 was twice less than former at the same period. Former swung unpredictably until 2005 and then started to increase from 30% , latter accounted gradual increase until 2007 with 25% then fluctuated between 20 -35%. Additionally these two figures intersected two times throughout the timeline.
15-24 age category immersed substantially until 2005 when in fluctuated between 30-50 % and concluded at 52%. Children and adults peaked at 38% and 32 % respectively, and both finished the timeline with slight decrease. Turning to the oldest age sector, they began with almost 1% and rose to nearly 15% until 2001.