The line graph illustrates information about the changes in the UK population who engaged with two categories, namely radio and television at different time over the period from October to December 1992.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that television experienced the most significant increase and declined gradually at the end of the period, whereas radio showed a noticeable decline. Additionally, tv overtook radion in 13.00 and remained higher for the rest of the period.
Turning to the details, tv started at approximately 7% in 1.00 and fluctuated slightly during the early years. However, after 11.00 onwards, it rose steadily, before declining marginally towards the end. By 23.00, the figure for television is stabilished at around 15%. The growth was particularly noticeable betwenn 15.00 to 21.00, when the value surged dramatically.
In contrast, radio began at roughly 4% in 1.00 and increased significantly during first half of the period. However, from 9.00 onwards it fell sharply, before fluctuated slightly towards the ends. By 23.00, the value for radion is nearly 5%. It also noteworthy that television and radion convereged in 13.00, after tv consistently remained higher than radio throughout the period.