The line graph shows how many people in London travel by Underground train in each different time of day from 6 am to 10 pm.
Overall, it is clear that 8: 00 o’clock and 18: 00 o’clock are the most crow moment of day while the most quite time of day is at 6 am and 4 pm.
In the morning, the number of passenger is 100 at 6 am. During 2 hours, this number is increased significantly to reach a peak at 400 at 8 am. Then, there was a rapid drop to roughly 200 users at 10 am. From 10 am to 02 pm, there is a slight rise in the number of passengers from just under 200 passengers to 300 passengers.
In the afternoon, a dramatic fall in the number of passenger from 02 pm to 04 pm, with just under 100 passengers. This number is soared again to reach about 350 passengers at 06 pm and go down sharply to about 150 passengers at 20: 00. During 2 last hours, the number is fluctuated around 150 passengers.
The line graph
shows
how
many
people
in London travel by Underground train in each
different
time of day from 6 am to 10 pm.
Overall
, it is
clear
that
8: 00 o’clock
and 18: 00 o’clock are the most crow moment of day while the most quite time of day is at 6 am and 4 pm.
In the morning, the
number
of
passenger
is 100 at 6 am. During 2 hours, this
number
is increased
significantly
to reach a peak at 400 at 8 am. Then, there was a rapid drop to roughly 200 users at 10 am. From 10 am to 02 pm, there is a slight rise in the
number
of
passengers
from
just
under 200
passengers
to 300 passengers.
In the afternoon, a dramatic fall in the
number
of
passenger
from 02 pm to 04 pm, with
just
under 100
passengers
. This
number
is soared
again to reach about 350
passengers
at 06 pm and go down
sharply
to about 150
passengers
at 20: 00. During 2 last hours, the
number
is fluctuated
around 150
passengers
.