The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992.

As we can see in the graph that illustrates radio and television that people watching and listening throughtout their daily routine in the year of 1992. At first, as shown in the graph, the television graph is slightly increased from timing 6 o'clock morning to 2 o'clock noon, approximately 20% of UK population over 4 years watching television at this timings. Further, there is drastic increment in the number of people watching television from 2 o'clock noon to 8 o'clock evening and it is the peak time to watch television by nearly 50% of population of UK. In contrast, there is drastic decrease in the amount of people watching television from 8 o'clock to midnight 2 o'clock and then graph leveled-off and stabilized from 2 o'clock midnight to 6 o'clock morning. Conversely, the graph of radio rise from nearly 10% of population listening to radio at 6 o'clock morning and touch at the highest point closely to 30% of population. From the top percentage point, the graph of radio plungted down at 2 o'clock, from that point the flacutations are seen in the graph. Almost from 6 o'clock evening, people are less interest in radio and graph is straightly leveled-down from 6 o'clock to midnight 2 o'clock. It touches to the 0% of population at the bottome at nearly 3 o'clock midnight. By estimated data, we can conclude that people in UK have more number of population which are interested in watching television rather than listening to radio and during morning hours people are likely to listen to radio and nevertheless, television seems to be watch by people mostly in evening hours in UK by the whole day routine in the year 1992.