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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 given graphs below show the cinema attendance in Australia and standard cinema visits by different age group between 1996 and 2000
Overall its clear that proportion of attendance and average visitor grow significantly if compare with line graphs which has a small fluctuations
In 1996 attendance and common numbers of visitors at the cinema accounted for 62% 10.3 respectively, however on the next year attendance increasing dramatically and reached 72%,by the 1998 proportion of visitors declined considerably to 8.3 while attendance stayed the same,in 1999 it slightly decreased,in addition in 2000 the figure remained the same as in 1998
On the other hand line graphs according to age group, in the 1996 it beginning with 10-15 visitors and figure increased gradually but by the 1998 in decreased to initial points and continued show fluctuations,in the end of 2000 it goes down and accounted as in the beginning
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