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The image displays a line graph depicting the average monthly temperatures in Celsius for three major cities: Paris, Dubai, and Sydney. In January, Paris is at 5°C, Dubai at 19°C, and Sydney at 23°C; in February, Paris at 7°C, Dubai 20°C, Sydney 23°C; in March, Paris 10°C, Dubai 23°C, Sydney 22°C; in April, Paris 14°C, Dubai 26°C, Sydney 20°C; in May, Paris 18°C, Dubai 30°C, Sydney 17°C; in June, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 14°C; in July, Paris 24°C, Dubai 35°C, Sydney 13°C; in August, Paris 24°C, Dubai 36°C, Sydney 14°C; in September, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 17°C; in October, Paris 16°C, Dubai 29°C, Sydney 19°C; in November, Paris 10°C, Dubai 25°C, Sydney 21°C; and in December, Paris 6°C, Dubai 21°C, Sydney 22°C.
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The line graph illustrates the mean temperature in Paris, Dubai and Sydney over the year.
Overall, two of three lines – namely, Paris and Dubai – had a positive correlation and reached their highest points in the median of the period with a little plato in Paris; while Sydney had the opposite trend and dipped in the middle.
Initially, the average temperature in Sydney was a top rate with about 24 degrees, the highest point. In July, it gradually decreased by approximately 10°C; then, it increased moderately till December. This line was completely opposite to others.
In January, roughly 19 degrees was an average in Dubai, while in Paris there was exactly 5°C, the lowest point out of all lines. In the next few months, both plots rose significantly till July to 35 in Dubai and 20 in Paris respectively. The latter levelled off for a month, whereas the former reached a peak at about 36°C in August. In the end, the temperature fell substantially to December by approximately 15 degrees in both cities.
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