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Band 5+: the quantity of complaints towards an airline over the first six months of 2009

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The image shows a line graph tracking three methods of complaints to an airline from January to June 2009. In January, 600 complaints in person, 400 by email/fax, 200 by telephone; February, approximately 700 in person, 800 by email/fax, 300 by telephone; March, approximately 800 in person, 1200 by email/fax, 500 by telephone; April, approximately 950 in person, 1400 by email/fax, 800 by telephone; May, approximately 1200 in person, 1600 by email/fax, 1400 by telephone; June, approximately 1400 in person, 1800 by email/fax, 2000 by telephone. Email/fax complaints increase consistently, overtaking in-person complaints in February and telephone complaints in June. Telephone complaints show the most significant growth. In-person complaints have the steadiest, modest increase.
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Based on the given figure, the majority of the complaints in the six months are personal, starting in January, and increasing to March, reaching 800 complaints, growing to April, reaching 1300, then rose sharply from April to June, and gained between 1800 and 2000 number of complaints. The data clearly demonstrates that number of complaints by telephone, the period of variation from January to June is considered to be 1700.

As illustrated in the chart, email and fax both received 900 number of complaints in January. However, it declined in March and became 700, then dipped dramatically in May, while the period of stability stayed constant from May to January, reaching 400, which represents the very few numbers of complaints.

To conclude, the data reveals noticeable differences and significant variations throughout the given line graph.

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