The line graph portrays the average figure of American people who visit a museum at a certain time in two seasons such as summer and winter in 2003.

The provided line graph portrays the information on the mean number of

visitors

visiting museums in the United Kingdom (UK) in summer and winter in 2003.

Overall

, summer becomes the most frequent visitor of the year compared to winter (the x-axis presents the frequencies,

while

the y-axis presents the quantity of

visitors

). Looking at the data, it can be seen that the summer had a considerable rise to around 1300

visitors

with 1000

visits

; it

then

kept rising but more moderate to virtually 1500 in between 1100 and 1200

visits

.

However

, the upcoming trend elucidated a decrease in the number of

visitors

as the time of

visits

grew, with zero

visitors

at 1800 time

visits

.

Similarly

, winter

also

illustrated an upturn of

visitors

at nearly 600 for 1000

visits

.

This

number

then

fluctuated between 600 and 400, with the visit times from 1000 to 1150; before starting to decrease steadily to almost zero in 1450

visits

and remaining stagnant at

this

digit.