The line graph illustrates the data about the average number of individuals who visited a museum in 2003 in summer and winter. Overall, in summer, people visited a museum more, especially in the middle of day, while in winter the number of visitors was lower significantly.
In summer, around 9 am, 400 people visited a museum, but later the number increased. If it made up approximately 800 at 10 am, two hours later the figure had reached its peak of 1500. Nevertheless, during a lunchtime, the number of museum visitors had a gradual decline, at 1 pm it was just over 1200, while nearly 900 were at 2 pm. Consequently, the figure fell sharply from 800 to 0 between 3 pm and 16pm.
It is clear that in winter residents attend a museum rarely. Despite this, at 9 am the number constituted a similar digital, around 400. However, it remained stable before 10 am and skyrocketed to 600. After this, visitors went to a museum more rarely, and their number dropped to 0 during the period from 12am to 2 pm. Finally, in winter, anyone visited a museum after 3 pm.