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The image contains two graphs, the top graph titled "Cinema visits for all age groups," displaying attendance (% of population attending cinema) with the following data points: 1994 - 67%, 1996 - 72%, 1998 - 72%, 2000 - 70%, 2002 - 72%; and frequency (average no. of visits) with the following data points: 1994 - 10.7, 1996 - 11.3, 1998 - 8.3, 2000 - 8.4, 2002 - 8.3. The bottom graph titled "Average cinema visits by age group," displays average no. of cinema visits with the following lines and data points: 14-24 year olds - 1994 - 17, 1996 - 19, 1998 - 18, 2000 - 17, 2002 - 16; 25-34 year olds - 1994 - 8, 1996 - 10, 1998 - 9, 2000 - 9, 2002 - 8; 35-49 year olds - 1994 - 5, 1996 - 5, 1998 - 5, 2000 - 5, 2002 - 5; 50+ year olds - 1994 - 4, 1996 - 4, 1998 - 4, 2000 - 3, 2002 - 3.
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The table shows the proportion and frequency of cinema visits in Australia for all age groups, while the line chart illustrates attendance trends among different age groups from 1996 to 2000.
Overall, a significant proportion of Australians attended the cinema, with the 14-24 age group making up the largest share.
According to the table, there was a steady upward trend in the percentage of Australians going to the cinema, rising from 62% in 1996 to 72% in 2000. The frequency of cinema visits increased from 10.3 visits per year in 1996 to 11.1 in 1997, before dropping significantly to 8.2 in 1999, and then slightly increasing to 8.3 in 2000.
In the line chart, the trends in cinema visits among different age groups showed periodic fluctuations, peaking in 1997 and 1999. The 14-24 age group consistently accounted for approximately a quarter of the cinema-going population. Younger people were generally more likely to visit the cinema than older age groups, though the difference in attendance between the groups was relatively small (only 1 to 2 percent).
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