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The image shows the number of complaints to an airline over a six-month period with three complaint methods: in person, by email/fax, and by telephone. In January: in person (450), by email/fax (600), by telephone (300); in February: in person (500), by email/fax (400), by telephone (600); in March: in person (700), by email/fax (500), by telephone (1000); in April: in person (1200), by email/fax (600), by telephone (1400); in May: in person (1500), by email/fax (500), by telephone (1600); in June: in person (2000), by email/fax (400), by telephone (1600).
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The line graph illustrates how many complaints the complaints department of one airline collected during a six-month period in 2009.
Overall, it can clearly be seen that in-person complaints were dominant among the three methods, while the fewest were collected by email/fax by the period’s end.
At the beginning of January, most complaints were collected by telephone (900), and the fewest were collected in person (400). Then, in mid-February and March, the same number of complaints were collected in person and by email/fax (650), while telephone complaints led the chart (1050).
Between January and June, the number of complaints widely fluctuated from 900, 750, 450 to 1900, 1600, 400. In-person complaints were highest, while complaints by email/fax declined to 400 by the period’s end.
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