The line graph illustrates the percentage of audiences in UK who listen to radio and watch TV during the day from October to December 1992
The line graph illustrates the
percentage
of audiences in the UK who listen to the radio
and watch TV during the day
from October to December 1992
Overall
, the radio
audiences increased noticeably during the morning period, while
the television audiences exceeded the percentage
of radio
listeners throughout the rest of the day
.
With regards to the percentage
of radio
listeners, it started at less than 10% at 6 am. A noticeable rise is observed in the following 2 hours peaking at approximately 28%. Nevertheless
, the number of radio
listeners began to decline rapidly to less than 20% at noon after which the percentage
did not increase rather it went down gradually till the rest of the day
and reached 2% at the beginning of the next day
.
On the other hand
, the percentage
of television viewers remained slightly steady from the first two hours of the day
, after which it showed a dramatic rise reaching about 47% at 7pm. However
, it went down quickly by approximately 33% at midnight. The decline continued until the beginning of the next day
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