The provided line graph illustrates the figure for passengers using the subway in London at different times during the day from 6. 00 to 22. 00.
Generally, there is a fluctuation in the rate of subway users in a day. People take the subway most at 8. 00 and 18. 00, and the least need of using underground station is at 16. 00.
At 6. 00, just 100 people are at a London underground station, but then at 8. 00, the passengers increase sharply to the peak of 400 which is much double the users at 10. 00 and more than half the number of people at 14. 00. Afterward, the figure drops significantly to the lowest level of under 100 people at 16. 00.
From 16. 00 to 22. 00, there is a dramatic rise in the number of subway users as it reaches the highest level of nearly 400. However, the rate decreases markedly to around 120 at 20. 00 and grows slightly to approximately 180 at 21. 00. finally, at 22. 00, the figures fall relatively to nearly 130 people.
The provided line graph illustrates the figure for passengers using the
subway
in London at
different
times during the day from 6. 00 to 22. 00.
Generally
, there is a fluctuation in the rate of
subway
users in a day.
People
take the
subway
most at 8. 00 and 18. 00, and the least need of using underground station is at 16. 00.
At 6. 00,
just
100
people
are at a London underground station,
but
then at 8. 00, the passengers increase
sharply
to the peak of 400 which is much double the users at 10.
00
and more than half the number of
people
at 14. 00. Afterward, the figure drops
significantly
to the lowest level of under 100
people
at 16. 00.
From 16. 00 to 22. 00, there is a dramatic rise in the number of
subway
users as it reaches the highest level of
nearly
400.
However
, the rate decreases
markedly
to around 120 at 20. 00 and grows
slightly
to approximately 180 at 21. 00.
finally
, at 22. 00, the figures fall
relatively
to
nearly
130
people
.