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October 26 - Task 1


This task's solution is written by BAWA IELTS Ferozepur by respecting the plagiarism and intellectual rights laws. 

The table chart emphasises cinema attendance in Australia bearing all age groups, and the line graph focuses on cinema visits according to different age groups. Overall, the proportion of cinema lovers inclined with time, and the youngest age group opted for the highest visits. 

According to the table, 62% of the population attended cinema halls in 1996 with 10.3 frequency. The proportion mushroomed by ten per cent after one year, and the frequency was 11.1. Almost the same proportion was registered from 1998 to 2000. Similarly, in 1998, the frequency was 8.3 which was nearly identical till 2000. 

Heading towards a continuous line graph, ten people from the highest age group visited the cinema hall; however, the third age group registered twelve entries, and the first and second almost had similar visitors bearing fifteen. In 1997, all age groups kept on inclining their presence in the cinema hall. This year, the youngest age group reached 22, followed by 25-35 with 21, 35-49 had 18 entries, and the grey hair people had 16. 1998 and 2000 followed the duplicate data of 1996, and 1999 registered the replica of 1997. 

 

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  1. AnonymousOctober 26, 2022 at 2:53 PM

    Sir in third paragraph you had written 25-25 it is 25-35

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