The graph below gives information about cinema attendance in Australia between 1990 and the present, with projections to 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The line graph illustrates the proportion of individuals in different age groups attending one Australian cinema in eleven

years

with two-year intervals between 1990 and 2010.

Overall

,

it is clear that

people among 14-24

years

old fond of watching movies in a cinema

while

the elderly people are not interested in

this

place.

To begin

with, The youngest group began at just under an enormous 90% and gradually oscillated to exactly 90% in 1998 before hovering around

this

level for eight

years

and escalating to a gigantic 96% in 2010.

Furthermore

, the oldest group was a minuscule 40% in 1990 and levelled off until 1992;

besides

, dramatically surged and ended the period at approximately 60%. What is interesting to note is that in the first year, both groups were different by more than 2 times.

Additionally

, the fraction of 26-

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34-year-old

years

old people started at well over 60% and soared to reach its peak in 2002. A noticeable drop was seen after 2002 and arrived at roughly 73% in 2010.

Last

but not least, the 35-49 range accounted for nearly 60% in 1990 and swang

as well as

shooting up to a massive 85% in 2010. What is surprising to see is both of them had the same percentage in 2005.