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Band 6+: The line graph shows the information average number of visitors entering a museum in summer and winter in 2003. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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The image details average number of visitors entering a museum in the UK in 2023 for summer and winter; at 09:00, summer at 0, winter at 0; 10:00, summer at 600+, winter at 200+; 11:00, summer at 800, winter at 200+; 12:00, summer at 1200+, winter at 400; 13:00, summer peaks at 1600, winter at 400; 14:00, summer at 1400, winter at 400; 15:00, summer at 1200, winter at 200+; 16:00, summer at 600, winter at 200+; 17:00, summer at 200+, winter at 200; 18:00, summer and winter drop to 0.
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The given line graph gives information about the average number of people visiting a museum in summer and winter of 2003 in the UK.

Overall, it is evident that, there is a significant rise in the number of visitors in summer, compared to winter.

In terms of summer visitors, in the opening hour of the museum (9 am), the number of people entering starts with 200 and continues to rise sharply to about 1500 at 12 am. However, the graph experienced a gradual decline in the afternoon hours. With having 800 visitors in 16 and reaching to 200 visitors in 17.

Winter visitors, in the morning are less than 200. And by 10 am there is 500 people entering the museum. However, the graph presents a fluctuating figure till 12 am reaching its pick at 600 visitors. Then, the number of visitors starts to decrease till there is no one entering the museum by 14:30.,

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