The line graph illustrates the average number of visitors entering a museum in summer and winter throughout the day in 2003.
Overall, the museum attracted considerably more visitors in summer than in winter. In both seasons, the number of visitors peaked around 11:00, after which it declined, with summer maintaining higher visitor numbers for a longer duration.
In summer, the number of visitors started at 0 and rose sharply. By 9:00, it had reached approximately 400, then surged to around 1300 by 10:00, and peaked at about 1500 at 11:00. After this peak, the number decreased gradually, falling to 800 by 15:00 and eventually dropping to 0 by 18:00.
In contrast, winter visitor numbers were much lower. They began at 0, rose to a modest peak of around 400 at 9:00, then dipped slightly before climbing again to a peak of 600 at 11:00. Subsequently, the number plummeted, reaching nearly 0 by 14:00 and remaining at this low level until 18:00.
