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Band 6+: The table below shows expenditures of four car companies on advertising in the UK in 2002.

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The image is a table showing types of advertising (in millions of dollars) for four categories: Renault, Rover, Vauxhall, and Cetirzine. The types of advertising are Press, Cinema, Outdoor, Radio, and TV. Renault spent 45 on Press, 6 on Cinema, 7 on Outdoor, 15 on Radio, and 59 on TV. Rover spent 38 on Press, 0 on Cinema, 2 on Outdoor, 15 on Radio, and 45 on TV. Vauxhall spent 8 on Press, 5 on Cinema, 7 on Outdoor, 15 on Radio, and 65 on TV. Cetirzine spent 12 on Press, 0 on Cinema, 3 on Outdoor, 15 on Radio, and 70 on TV.
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The table illustrates how much money is invested in advertisements including in the press,cinema,outdoor,radio and TV by four different car manufacturers within a year in the UK.

It can be clearly seen that Renault spent the largest amount of money on advertising its product in 2002 when the rest was equal in terms of total invested funds.

TV was by far the most popular form of advertisiment.In 2002, the highest capital was put on TV ads at $70 million , while the reverse was true for Rover with $45 million.Also,Renault spent $59 million which was $6 million less than Vauxhall.Regarding press advertising, the amount of money Renault injected was largest, at $45 million, slightly higher than ,Rover with $38 million.In contrast, Vauxhall and Cetirizine spent little amount of money at $8 million and $12 million respectively.

The money invested in cinema advertising was negligible.Renault was again largest at $6 million on putting funds on cinema commercials , was $1 million higher compared to Vauxhall.Rover and Cetirizine did not advertise their cars in cinema at all.When it comes to radio advertisement ,all producers put the same amount of money and this indication was $15 million.

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