The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features , and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates the

percentage

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of radio and TV audiences ( over the age of 4) during the day from 6am till 6am

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the next day in the UK, in 1992 between October and December.

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, from the morning till

noon

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noon,

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the

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of people who

listens

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listen

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to the radio is higher than the people who watch the television.

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, the

listeners

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percentage

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decreases

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after

noon till midnight,

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the number of watchers increases. From 6am till 8am the proportion of radio listeners grew gradually from almost 10% to around 30%, after that the amount declined significantly to around 12% by 2pm, followed by a slight rise at 5pm at 15%.

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, the figure continued to fall till it reached 1% after midnight Regarding TV audiences, their

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faced minor fluctuations from 5% to 3% (at 8am and 12pm respectively).

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, the number grew dramatically till it reached almost 45% at 8pm. Followed by a significant decline

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almost 1% after midnight.