The bar and line chart below shows average monthly temperatures and bathing suit sales in New York for the first 6 months of 2012.

The bar and line chart below shows average monthly temperatures and bathing suit sales in New York for the first 6 months of 2012.
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
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in US$.
Overall
, we can see that monthly
temperature
increased significantly and bathing suit
sales
peaked in April. As . More people buy swimsuits in winter and spring to prepare for summer we can see from January to March the
revenue
had increased in
steady
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pattern ,$100.000, $150.000 and $200.000 respectively, at the same time the average temperatures, had fluctuated a bit, in January the
temperature
was approximately 32
degrees
while
in February 30
degrees
and March almost 40
degrees
. April is when most of the money is made from selling swimsuits ,and as
whether
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weather
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gets too hot in May
sales
drop dramatically to almost less than
third
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a third
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of
April
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April's
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revenue
and decrease even more in June. In April the
revenue
bar
was just under $300.000, in May the
bar
was just
one third
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of the previous month but three times more than
June
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the June
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bar
.
Whereas
, the
temperature
line
had
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kept
to
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increasing
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increase
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from February to June
where
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when
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it was recorded
more
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at more
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or less 65 Fahrenheit
degrees
.
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Vocabulary: Rephrase your introduction. Words match: 69%.
Vocabulary: Replace the words temperature, bar, revenue, sales, degrees with synonyms.
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