The line graph displays proportions of the United Kingdom's population watching the TV or listening to the radio station during various time intervals on an average day in December, 1992.
At a glance at the line graph provided reveals the ratio of British audiences among radio and television in different periods of a day in December 1992.
The line graph illustrates variations in popularity of TV versus Radio in UK during winter in 1992 among those aging 4 years old or more in a 24 hour period.
The provided line graph illustrates the information on the entertainment people watched during the day in the year 1992, which are the radio and television. The data is given in percentages and it can be split into two
The given line graph illustrates the proportion of the British population aged over 4 years old who opted for listening to the radio and watching TV from day to night in the last quarter of the year 1992. Overall, listen
The line chart underneath compares the proportion of population who watched television or listened to radio in a day from october to december in1992 in the UK. The value is expressed in percentages.
The two line graphs depict how much proportion of the public was entertained by Radio and TV programs in twenty-four-hour periods in the UK (the United Kingdom between October and December 1992. Overall, the number of au
The line graph illustrates the proportion of those individuals who preferred watching TV and humans who listened to the radio in the UK during one day in 1992.
These statistics illustrate the percentage of Tv and Radio audiences who were from the UK during a particular day in 1992. Also, they were over 4 years old.
The illustration depicts the data for radio and TV viewers in the United Kingdom from October until December 1992. The graph shows the correlation between the percentages of people in the UK that watch or view TV or radi
The graph indicates the proportion of the UK population tuning into two different types of entertainment throughout the day in 1992. Overall, more people are interested in watching TV rather than listening to the radio.
The line chart indicates how the percentage of citizens who are older than 4 years old like radio and television shows in a whole day in 1992 in the UK.
The line graph above illustrates the proportion of people in the UK, that is over 4 years old, who watched television and listened to the radio daily in 1992 during the course of 2 months, October to December. Overall, w