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Band 4+: The line graph shows the average price of tickets sold in the theatre and the bar graph shows the percentage of tickets sold in 2010 and 2011

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The image presents two graphics; the first showcasing "Price pounds" and the second "Percentage". For "Price pounds", Q1 lists slightly above 9, Q2 at 10.5, Q3 maintains at 10.5, Q4 drops to 10, Q1 (following year) slightly below 10, Q2 decreases further to 9.5, Q3 remains at 9.5, and Q4 rises back to 10. The "Percentage" table for 2010 shows Q1 at 70%, Q2 at 40%, Q3 at 50%, Q4 spikes to 90%; for 2011: Q1 at 0%, Q2 at 10%, Q3 at 20%, and Q4 at 80%.
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The line graph illustrated the total price of tickets sold at a theatre. The bar chart represents the standard ratio of tickets exchange in 2010 and 2011 respectively. Overall, it has experienced an upward trend noticed from fluctuations, whereas in the bar graph, in 2011, the ratio of percentages increased rapidly.

Looking at details, in 2010, the first quarter of ticket price remained steady at £9.25 and the third quarter of 2010, which is increased rapidly by £10.5. After that, in 2011, ticket sales slightly dipped and the price fell to £10.25 in the third quarter but picked up again and it reached to £10.5 again.

Similarly, the bar graph shows the percentage of tickets sold in the first and second quarters was 60 in 2010 respectively. Then, in 2010, the third quarter slightly declined. After that, in the fourth quarter of 2010, 80% of tickets were sold which was the highest percentage of all the given 4 quarters and the least percentage of tickets sold was in Q2, and by 2011, the figure picked up again and by the end of the year, it reached 70%.

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