The line chart illustrates the British daily audiences older than 4 years old on radio and TV in a certain year 1992. Overall, radio was preferred by people in the morning from 6 to 12 am while television was more popular in the afternoon, both of which all fluctuated.
Television owned the lowest audience rating at 2:00 am (3%), which was nearly half of the data an hour ago and kept rising until 8:00 am, then decreased to 3% when the time approached 11 o’clock, and transcended the audience of radio at 1: p.m. The proportion saw significant growth during the following 2 hours and grew dramatically until 6 and 8 o’clock with a peaking number of 47 percent, and then plunged to 15% at 12:00 am.
Radio started with 4% data and exceeded the TV audience at 6 o clock, reaching the highest point at 27% ever after that, and declined before the time close to 9 a.m. with the eventual percentage of 5%, even though the number at 5 p.m. once bounced a little.