The presented line graph gives information about the percentage of people who prefer TV or radio different part of the day in 1992.
Overall, people prefered to watch TV usually evening time while radio listened morning time.
It is clear that, the least number of audiences was from at 1 a. m. to 5 a. m. then, radio audiences started to listen radio at 6 a. m. and its number reached the highest point to just over the 25% at 8 a. m. After that, the percentage of radio audiences began to decrease steadily to at 3 p. m. (nearly 10%). Until midnight, its proportion showed some fluctuations and, finally at midnight under 5% audiences prefered to radio.
Turning to TV, its proportion nearly remained the same until 11 a. m. , which usually under 10% after that, its percentage began to increase and reached aproximately 15% at 1 p. m. Until 3 p. m. , its number experienced a slightly decrease but then, its percentage grew up sharply to just above 45% at 9 p. m. Until midnight, its proportion started to decrease gradually.
The presented line graph gives information about the
percentage
of
people
who prefer TV or
radio
different
part of the day in 1992.
Overall
,
people
prefered
to
watch
TV
usually
evening time while
radio
listened morning time.
It is
clear
that, the least number of
audiences
was from at 1 a. m. to 5 a. m. then,
radio
audiences
started
to listen
radio
at 6 a. m. and its number reached the highest point to
just
over the 25% at 8 a. m. After that, the
percentage
of
radio
audiences
began to decrease
steadily
to at 3 p. m. (
nearly
10%). Until midnight, its proportion
showed
some
fluctuations and,
finally
at midnight under 5%
audiences
prefered
to radio.
Turning to TV, its proportion
nearly
remained the same until 11 a. m.
,
which
usually
under 10% after that, its
percentage
began to increase and reached
aproximately
15% at 1 p. m. Until 3 p. m.
,
its number experienced a
slightly decrease
but
then, its
percentage
grew up
sharply
to
just
above 45% at 9 p. m. Until midnight, its proportion
started
to decrease
gradually
.