The graph below gives information on the numbers of participants for different activities at one social centre in Melbourne, Australia for the period 2000 to 2020.

Contained in the given line graph is data related to 5 extracurricular

activities

which were participated in a specific centre located in Melbourne, Australia between 2000 and 2020.

Overall

, it is clearly perceived that the

number

of

participants

in all the

activities

saw an increase or no changes,

whereas

Amateur dramatics was the only exception in which the

participants

in

this

activity decreased throughout the period.

Additionally

, even though table tennis had a surge in the

number

of people who joined in, it was still less than the film club ‘s

participants

. With regards to the

activities

which witnessed a growth in the

number

of

participants

,

while

table tennis started at 18 in 2000, musical performances were just established in 2005. As for the people who take part in table tennis, before having a dramatic rise from 20 to double it amounted to approximately 55

participants

between 2010 and 2020 and exceeding the

participants

in not just amateur dramatics but

also

martial arts, throughout the first ten years it only remained steady which ranging from 18 and 20. Meanwhile, the

number

of

participants

in musical performances rose gradually from 0 to over 18 people in the given timeframe. Turning toward the remaining

activities

that did not change at all, film club

along with

martial arts stood at about 63

as well as

48 in 2000, respectively. For the first 5 years, both

participants

in the two mentioned

activities

saw a small decline to 61 and 31 in order,

while

from 2005 to the next ten years, it experienced a contradictory pattern , but they soon both saw a rise in the 2020 and end at the same amount from the start. In terms of the only activity which witnessed a fall, it had a small increase from 2000 to 2005 from approximately 26 to 29 before experiencing a dive to under 9

participants

, which was nearly 3 times less than in 2020.