The line graph illustrates the number of individuals who preferred drinking coffee and tea from May to September. Units are measured in numbers.
Overall, the number of people who preferred coffee was higher than that of tea drinkers during most of the period. Moreover, the highest number of coffee drinkers was recorded in June, whereas the lowest number of tea drinkers was observed in July.
In May, the number of people who preferred coffee was approximately 5000, while the figure for tea was about 7000 at the beginning of the period. In June, the number of coffee drinkers was around 7,700, which was the highest figure recorded during the period. Meanwhile, the figure for tea was almost 4,000, nearly half that of coffee. In July, the number of individuals who preferred tea was around 1,000, whereas the figure for coffee was close to 5500, which was significantly higher than that of tea. Moreover, in August and September, the figures for both beverages fluctuated. By the end of September, the number of tea drinkers had fallen to around 1,000. In contrast, the figure for coffee was nearly 4,000, which was four times as high as that of tea.