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Demonstrated in the line graph is statistics visitors who visited four museums around the world from 1980 to 2015.
From an observational perspective, it can be seen that the number of visitors of Egyptian Museum and Tokyo National Museum are the highest during the timeframe whereas Hermitage and National Museum of Anthropology got the lowest. It should also be noted that Egyptian Museum and Tokyo National Museum rose together to the top in the end of the timeline and the visitors of National Museum of Anthropology dropped to the lowest point in the graph.
Looking at the figures for Egyptian Museum in further detail, the number of people went there was started at around 8, 000. In 1995, the visitors who came to visit it was increased to around 9, 000 people. However, in 2002, the amount of visitor visited there was dropped to over 8, 000. After the decrease, Egyptian Museum attracted more and more visitors during the periods. As a result, it got approximately 10, 000 visitors and be the highest pointed in the end of the timeframe (2015).
Moving onto the number of visitors of Tokyo National Museum, Hermitage and National Museum of Anthropology. At the beginning (in 1980), the numbers of visitors started at roughly 4, 000 visitors. In 1985, the visitors of Tokyo National Museum increased to slightly more than 5, 000 and kept increasing to roughly 9, 000 in the end of the periods (2015). Besides that National Museum of Anthropology‘s visitor remained steady for five years. Between 1995 and 2015, it was continuing dropped to just a little more than 2, 000 visitors while the number of visitors of Hermitage slightly decreased to around 3, 000 visitors. However, from the period of the year 2000 to 2015, the number of visitors rose from over 3, 000 to approximately 4, 000.
Demonstrated in the line graph is statistics
visitors
who visited four
museums
around
the world from 1980 to 2015.
From an observational perspective, it can be
seen
that the
number
of
visitors
of Egyptian
Museum
and Tokyo
National
Museum
are the highest during the timeframe whereas Hermitage and
National
Museum
of
Anthropology
got
the lowest. It should
also
be noted
that Egyptian
Museum
and Tokyo
National
Museum
rose together to the top in the
end
of the timeline and the
visitors
of
National
Museum
of
Anthropology
dropped to the lowest point in the graph.
Looking at the figures for Egyptian
Museum
in
further
detail, the
number
of
people
went there was
started
at
around
8, 000. In 1995, the
visitors
who came to visit it
was increased
to
around
9, 000
people
.
However
, in 2002, the amount of
visitor
visited there
was dropped
to over 8, 000. After the decrease, Egyptian
Museum
attracted more and more
visitors
during the periods.
As a result
, it
got
approximately 10, 000
visitors
and be the highest pointed in the
end
of the timeframe (2015).
Moving onto the
number
of
visitors
of Tokyo
National
Museum
, Hermitage and
National
Museum
of
Anthropology
. At the beginning (in 1980), the
numbers
of
visitors
started
at roughly 4, 000
visitors
. In 1985, the
visitors
of Tokyo
National
Museum
increased to
slightly
more than 5, 000 and
kept
increasing to roughly 9, 000 in the
end
of the periods (2015).
Besides
that
National
Museum
of
Anthropology‘s
visitor
remained steady for five years. Between 1995 and 2015, it was continuing dropped to
just
a
little
more than 2, 000
visitors
while the
number
of
visitors
of Hermitage
slightly
decreased to
around
3, 000
visitors
.
However
, from the period of the year 2000 to 2015, the
number
of
visitors
rose from over 3, 000 to approximately 4, 000.