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The image displays a bar chart showing the hours per week teenagers in Chester spent on activities from 2002 to 2007. Going to pubs/discos (hours per week): year 2002 (8), year 2003 (10), year 2004 (12), year 2005 (12), year 2006 (12), year 2007 (18). Watching television: year 2002 (25), year 2003 (25), year 2004 (30), year 2005 (35), year 2006 (37), year 2007 (38). Shopping: year 2002 (7), year 2003 (11), year 2004 (12), year 2005 (15), year 2006 (15), year 2007 (11). Doing homework: year 2002 (13), year 2003 (15), year 2004 (12.5), year 2005 (10), year 2006 (9), year 2007 (8). Doing sport: year 2002 (10), year 2003 (10), year 2004 (9), year 2005 (8), year 2006 (4), year 2007 (1). Watching DVDs: year 2002 (11), year 2003 (15), year 2004 (18), year 2005 (17), year 2006 (12), year 2007 (10). Bowling: year 2002 (4), year 2003 (2), year 2004 (3), year 2005 (2), year 2006 (2), year 2007 (1).
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The given data illustrates the time spent by teenagers doing various activities (going to pubs, watching television, shopping, doing homework, doing sport, watching DVDs, and bowling) in Chester between 2002 and 2007. It depicts time in hours per week.

Overall, in the given period, watching television, shopping, and going to discos have increased. However, doing homework and sports has declined. Moreover, watching DVDs and bowling hours have shown fluctuations.

In detail, watching television by folks has risen over a period of time, in 2002 it was 25 hours per week, in 2007 it shown gradually change to 38 hours a week. And also there was small increments for shopping hours too by 10 hours in a week from 2002 to 2007.

However, doing homework has dropped its hours around 12 to 6 hours in 2002 and 2007 respectively. Likewise, doing sport dramatically decreased time by 8 hours, 10 in 2002 and only 2 hours in 2007. And, watching dvds and bowling is unevenly changed reached to same level for watching dvds till 2007, starting from 11 amd reaching 10, whereas for bowling 5 hours in 2002 and a hour in 2007.

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the time spend per week by teenagers on certain activities

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