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 chart depicts the proportion of British audiences who listened to the radio and watched
TV
during the time
between October and December in
1992.
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Overall
, it is clear that
people preferred watching TV
programs to listening to the radio in
that Change preposition
at
time
. However
, in the time
between 7:00 to 13:00, people were more likely to turn on their radios rather than turn on their TVs.
Looking at the graph more closely, one can see that the population of watching TV
was growing dramatically from 1:00 to 20:00, and it reached its peak at about 20:00. Subsequently
, it went down suddenly. At around 2:00, the number was the lowest in a day. The radio listeners' number was quite different compared to the TV
watchers. At the very beginning, the trend was very flat, but at approximately 6:00, it increased remarkably. In the following time
, the figures of listeners declined steadily.Submitted by edward300225 on
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