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Band 6+: The table that shows the number of Ashdown Museum during the year before and after it was refurbised. The charts showed a result of surveys asking visitors how satisfied they were with their visit, during the same two periods.

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The image displays data on visitors to Ashdown Museum and their satisfaction levels before and after refurbishment. The total visitors before refurbishment numbered 74,000, increasing to 92,000 after. Visitor satisfaction surveys show: before refurbishment, 15% very satisfied, 30% satisfied, 40% dissatisfied, 10% very dissatisfied, and 5% no response; after refurbishment, 35% very satisfied, 40% satisfied, 15% dissatisfied, 5% very dissatisfied, and 5% no response.
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The table and pie graphs below give informations about the numbers of visitors to Ashdown Museum and result of questionnarie asking visitors how delighted they were their visit, throughout the year before and the year after it was renovated.

Overall, after the renovation of Ashdown Museum, it exprencied substantially increase in numbers of visitors and changing positive in their satisfation.

Looking at figures in the table, the number of visitors rose from 74,000 to 92,000 after the refurbsihment. This is significant increase of 18,000, and around 25%.

Turning to the pie charts, the first statisctic we see is that the percentage of dissatisfied went down considerable from 40% to 15%, becaming third statistic after the renovation, which was first before. In contrast, the proportion of those who felt satisfied and very satisfied rose and reach 40% and 35% respectivly. Lastly, the percentage of those who felt very dissatisfied fell to 5%, while in those who did not response remained steady at 5% in both years.

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The table that shows the number of Ashdown Museum during the year before and after it was refurbised. The charts showed a result of surveys asking visitors how satisfied they were with their visit, during the same two periods.

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