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radio and television audience in uk

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the graph consists of radio and television audience in UK population seperately. Refer to radio's graph it is obvious that a rising in population who are listening to radio ar abruptly increases from about 5 AM up toit's maximum around 28% of population on near 9 AM subsequently during the day this percentage of radio audiences are declining in a downstream rate to it's minimum on around mid-nightbut by experiencing two smooth and negligible rise at 4 PM and 10 PM. on the other hand we are evidence of the gragh of television audiences whit a absolutely different behaviour which is almost against the graph of the radio. this means The television Audiences are in the minimum of its rate up to 12 AM but instantly a rise up is accured and goes in a constant rate to about 4 PM and abruptly show an extreme jump from 15% up to near 45% in 8PM. as depicted in graph this maximum declines to it's minimum as fast as ut's rise up during 10 to 12 PM.
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consists of
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radio
and television
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audience
in UK population
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seperately
. Refer to radio's
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graph
it is obvious that a rising in population who are listening to
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radio
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ar
abruptly
increases from about 5 AM up
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's maximum around 28% of population on near 9 AM
subsequently
during the day this percentage of
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radio
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audiences
are declining in a downstream rate
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to it's minimum
on around
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mid-nightbut
by experiencing two smooth and negligible
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rise
at 4 PM and 10 PM.
on the other hand
we are evidence of the
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gragh
of television
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audiences
whit
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a
absolutely
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different
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behaviour
which is almost against the
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graph
of the
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radio
.
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this
means The television
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Audiences
are in the minimum of its rate up to 12 AM
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instantly
a rise up is
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accured
and goes in a constant rate to about 4 PM and
abruptly
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show
an extreme jump from 15% up to near 45% in 8PM.
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as
depicted in
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this maximum declines
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as
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fast
as
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's rise up during 10 to 12 PM.
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IELTS academic radio and television audience in uk

Academic
  American English
1 paragraphs
176 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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