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his line graph shows the percentage of audiences in UK who entertain TV and radio through the day from October – December in 1992.

his line graph shows the percentage of audiences in UK who entertain TV and radio through the day from October – December in 1992. Generally, the number of people who watch TV is higher than the people listen the radio during at this time. The percentage of people who listen the radio is the highest in the morning, nearly 30% of people who prefer to listen the radio. After 9. 00 am, the percentage of listening radio decreased steadily except at 4. 00 pm which is about 15%. The percentage of people who prefer to watch TV is the lowest in the morning, but it goes up significantly and exceed the preference of radio after 2. 00 pm and reaches a peak in 8. 00 pm, nearly 50%. At 10. 00 pm, it decreases sharply at midnight. According to this graph, most of the people in UK are more likely to watch TV than radio.
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through the day from October – December in 1992.

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