The graphic gives information about the average temperature in New York and also revenue which was generated from sales of bathing suits. All of the information is from the first half of 2012.
The following bar and line chart shows information about average monthly temperatures and swim suit sales in New York, broken down into the first six months of 2012, indicated as Farenheit and Hundred thousands US dollar
The bar depicts revenue generated from swimming attire, and the line graph illustrates the once-a-month norm temperature in New York from the start of 6 months in 2012.
The bar chart delineates the revenue of swimwear in hundred thousands USD across the first six months of 2012, and the line graph depicts the mean recurrent temperature from January to June of 2012.
The given bar and line chart provides the information on the typical temperature in a month and the amount of money spent on swimwear for the first half of 2012 in New York.
The graph illustrates the monthly temperature on average and the number of swimsuits sold in New York in the first half of 2012. Overall, it is clearly evident that there was a drastic increase in the temperature level b
The chart here illustrates the average temperatures of New York in contrast to the revenue generated by the selling of bathing suit in the span of six months, from January to June, in the year of 2012. The average tempar
The line graph shows temperature and the bar chart revenue from bathing suit sales in New York City. Both are from the first six months in 2012.,temperature is measured in Fahrenheit and sales measured in US$.
This chart illustrates two different types of information, the average temperatures with a line while the revenue (US$) in bars, all the numbers are justified by six different months, from January to June.
The provided bar and line charts elucidate the average monthly temperatures and sales figures for bathing suits in New York City during the initial half of 2012.
The provided bar and line charts illustrate the average monthly temperatures and sales figures for bathing suits in New York City during the initial half of 2012.
The combined graph illustrates the temperature in Fahrenheit and the price of bathing suit sales in US dollars; besides, the chart presents in six different months in New York City, 2012.
The two charts illustrate the data on the monthly average temperatures and the sales of swimsuits in an American city broken down by a six-month period.
The charts illustrate how many bathing suits were sold from January to June in New York in 2012, and what was the average temperature during that period. Overall, the revenue from the sales increased until April and tha
The given line and bar graphs represent the data related to the mean monthly temperature and revenues of the bathing costumes in the New York city in 2012 respectively.