The line graph gives the information about the people listening to radio and watching television over 4-years and old in UK between October and December in 1992 from 1: 00 to 23: 00. It is clear that the audiences for television were more at night time, while the radio listeners were at peak during the day. Although, there was a constant rate for both of them before 7: 00. At 1: 00, 6% of the population watches television compared to radio(3%). After 6: 00, there is a dramatical rise in the active listening of radio from 4% to 25% by 8: 00. Then, there was a gradual decline in the proportion after 13: 00. During that period, the active television watchers were way too lesser than the radio listeners, which was between 5% and 10%. During 13: 00 and 21: 00, a sudden surge in the television audience from 15% to 45% was experienced. Although, the users were decreased to less than 20% between 22: 00 and 23: 00 in the UK.
The line graph gives the information about the
people
listening to
radio
and watching
television
over 4-years and
old
in UK between October and December in 1992 from 1: 00 to 23: 00. It is
clear
that the audiences for
television
were more at
night time
, while the
radio
listeners were at peak during the day. Although, there was a constant rate for both of them
before
7: 00. At 1: 00, 6% of the population
watches
television
compared to
radio(3%)
. After 6: 00, there is a
dramatical
rise in the active listening of
radio
from 4% to 25% by 8: 00. Then, there was a gradual decline in the proportion after 13: 00. During that period, the active
television
watchers were way
too lesser
than the
radio
listeners, which was between 5% and 10%. During 13: 00 and 21: 00, a sudden surge in the
television
audience from 15% to 45%
was experienced
. Although, the users
were decreased
to less than 20% between 22: 00 and 23: 00 in the UK.