The illustration provides data of average amount of guests who had a visit to a museum in summer and winter of 2003.
Overall, x-axis of the graph represents the museum’s operating time, whereas y-axis depicts the number of visitors. It can be noted that the amount of visitors attending the museum during summertime is significantly bigger than the number of guests visiting the cultural attraction in winter.
To begin with, the number of museum visitors during summer demonstrates gradual increase, having around 400 guests at 9.00 to 1400 people visiting at 12.00. After midday, this number smoothly decreases, having about 800 visitors at 16.00. Additionally, prior to 18.00, this number reaches to less than 200 people.
In winter, from 9.00 to 11.00, the museum has around 400 guests in average, and towards 12.00, this number reaches approximately 600 visitors. It can be noted that the time around midday is the peak of having people visiting the cultural attraction for both seasons. After 12.00, the average number of guests having a visit to a museum in winter also declines. However, compared to summertime, winter visits decrease to the index of having no guests at around 14.30.
