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The image presents a line graph detailing the number of books borrowed from four village libraries—West Eaton, Rydale, Sutton Wood, and Church Mount—in June, July, August, and September 2014. In June, West Eaton recorded 50 books, Rydale 300, Sutton Wood 250, and Church Mount 150. In July, West Eaton increased to 150, Rydale decreased to 250, Sutton Wood increased to 300, and Church Mount remained constant at 150. August saw West Eaton at 200, Rydale dropping to 180, Sutton Wood decreasing to 150, and Church Mount maintaining at 150. By September, West Eaton rose to 250, Rydale stayed steady at 180, Sutton Wood significantly increased to 300, and Church Mount peaked at 300.
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The line graph compares the number of books borrowed from four different village libraries over four months in 2014.
It is evident that the number of books borrowed from the Ryeslip library decreased, while the number borrowed from the other libraries increased.
In June, the Ryeslip library recorded the highest borrowing at the beginning of the month with 300 books. Meanwhile, Sutton Wood started with 250 books in the same month and saw consistent growth, ultimately reaching 300 by September. Conversely, Ryeslip experienced a decline, ending the period with approximately 170 books borrowed by September.
Looking at the other two libraries, West Eaton and Church Mount, both exhibited a significant increase throughout the four months. Initially, both libraries had the lowest borrowing figures at just 50 books each. By August, West Eaton peaked at 150 books, a figure that remained constant through September. Church Mount also showed an increase, ending with 150 books borrowed by the end of the period.
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