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Oriview:

So the conclusion that i have is, TV and Radio audiences from oct to dec 1992 there are fluctuation in the data shown. The peak and the lowest audiences varies from day or night

Similarities:

So from the data shown there is one time when the TV and radio have the same audience number and the differences is outside of 13.00 where the audience isnt the same number. The data vary from day and night, From the above data, from 1.00 to 6.00, radio and TV viewers are still the same, and at 6.00 radio listeners have increased dramatically until 8.00 to 25%, and have decreased again to 15% at 15.00, and decreased again by 5% until 24.00

Difference

the difference, tv audience increases drastically at 15.00 to 18.00 to 40%, while radio listeners increase from 6.00 am to 8.00 am up to 25%

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The graph compares the audience percentage of radio and television in UK from October-December 1992. It has a variation in percentage and showing fluctuation on both radio and TV from time to time.

The similarities is both TV and radio once has an exactly same audience percentage. The difference is TV and radio has a different pattern of fluctuation. The similarities is they both has the same percentage happened at 1 pm which is grows to 15%. The flactuation differences is at 8pm, TV experienced a rise of audience percentage until around 45%, but radio experienced a fall in audience percentage between 5-10%

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as we see the graph shows information about radio and TV. From October to December 1992. Viewers on TV increased in the morning while radio decreased by 5% by 7:00 in the evening. as we see in the graphic image is unstable. sometimes the number goes up and sometimes it goes down

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The graph beside us tells about the fluctuation of TV and radio audiences in UK from October – December 1992. As you can see the Radio user didn’t have any changes in 1.00 till 5.00 but they are rising to 25% in 6.00. After that rise session the audiences dive till 5% in 23.00 different situations with TV audiences. At 1.00 till 11.00 there are no significance changes of audiences till the time hit 12.00 the audiences rise to 45% till 21.00 but plummet to 15% in 24.00. From 1am to 6am it was the lowest point for the radio because usually people listen to the radio in the morning and after that the radio grows to 25%. The radio was listened the most in the morning at 8 am and then it decreasing. For the TV from 5 am until 9pm was the highest point for TV because usually people want to watch TV after their works done. The TV was watched the most in the midnight at 10 pm and the decreasing to 5% in the morning

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1. The graph below shows about television and radio listeners from October to December 1992. This graphic will tell you about radio and television being widely used at any given hour.

2. through this graph, the city can find out that there are more radio users at 6-1pm than television. However, when viewed from the clock, the audience always has an increase in audience compared to radio which has fluctuations. If you see television, there is more audience than radio.

3-4. From the graph we can see that it fluctuates. But radio and TV listeners have something in common, which we can see from the charts at 13.00 WIB. radio and television listeners alike.

The difference is, at 6.00 - 9.00 radio viewers are more than TV, but at 15.00 TV viewers continue to increase until around 22.00.

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The fluctuation graph of audiences Radio and television in Uk since October- December 1992
this graph fluctuate I see that from the line graph for tv it is blue and for the beginning tv to grow up and dip at the end and for red it states that radio start rise the audience temporarily and eventually decreases too but not too badly like tv.
on 1 tv experienced an increase and the radio was somewhat stable but on 7 radios increased to 25% while tv to 10%. Radio has dropped dramatically from 9-23 25%-5%, while Tv experienced a drastic increase in 11 to 21 5%-45% and on 21 to 23 decreased

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This graph shows how big the number of UK television and radio audiences is at certain hours from October till December 1992.

As we can see, the television audience in the UK is mostly active at night. Television audience went skyrocketing from 5Pm until it dropped dramatically at 9pm and keeps falling till 11PM. This happened because at 5PM, people had already come home from work, so they could relax in front of the television with their families until late at night. We also can see that UK television audience seems very low and stable at midnight till 11AM because most of UK people went to work that day

we can see around 1.00AM to 6.00AM, radio audience did not rise at all. then at 6 o'clock the radio rises drastically so that it is higher than the television until around 8 o'clock, the radio went down continuously until 23.00 o'clock.
This happened because people chose to hear radio in the morning while working better then watching television. They just need to listen to it,they dont need to "watch" television. They need
to focus to do their job

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The graph ilustrate trend between television and radio audience in UK between october-december 1992. It presents 2 different watchtime population percentage with different time. Overall, the chart shows a trend from starting an increase to ending a decline at different hours. It can be seen that at one time both entertainment media have the same audience population at that hour but the difference is at that time tv has a significant increase in audience numbers, on the other hand radio seems to begin to decline.   As it appears, both TV & radio's graph are very fluctuate. Radio's graph reach below 5% at 1.00-6.00 then soars till 25-30% at 8.00. TV's graph peak to 40-50% at 18.00-21.30 but it can also fell till below 10% which is at 1.00-11.00.  Even though they both are very fluctuate, but the range is kind of different, TV's audiences are more than radio's audiences. The radio's graph highest rate is 25-30% while the radio's highest rate can even reach 40-50%.  It can be seen that at 13 pm both entertainment media have the same audience population at that hour but what is the difference between tv and radio is that at 13 pm tv has a significant increase in audience numbers, on the other hand radio seems to begin to decrease at that hour. Other than that, there is another differences between those 2 graphs that are given. Which the radio's audiences mostly listen to the radio at morning (begin to peak at 6.00 and the peak is at 8.00 which reach 25-30%, then fall again) and the TV's audiences mostly watch TV at night (begin to leap at 18.00 & reach 40-45% then fall a bit at 19.00, and rise again, the peak is at 20.00-21.30 which reach 45-50%, then plummet again).

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The graph shows information about the population listened to Radio and tv audiences in the UK. From October until December 1992

People who listened to the radio switch to television. During morning radio audience is the highest percentage compared to television. But by 12 o’clock television audience start goes up significantly and the presentence listening radio decreased. At 8 o’clock television audience grow very high. At 2 am both television and radio listeners comply. Every hour people that using tv is increasing while people who used radio are not sightly not much different and the similarity equality increase.

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The graphic charts provide the audiences in UK that frequent use of radio and television. Theres have an increase of the user and the decrease one in a whole day.

Overal, the graph ilustrate the rise and fall in the percentage of radio and TV audience in UK between October and December 1992 from 1 to 23 o'clock. From this graph It can be seen thuat in UK the radio audience rocketed in the morning while the TV audience rocketed at night.

Similarity : the radio audience and the TV audience both are experience the rocketed rise
differences : radio audience began the growth with the smaller increases compared with TV audience. The radio audience experience the rocketed rise in the morning between at 8 and 9 o'clock. TV audience began the growth with more audience compared with radio audience. TV audience experience rocketed rise at night between 19 and 21 o'clock.

Similarities : Both Radio and TV experienced drastic increases and decreases from time to time in a whole day.

Differences : The TV percent in use daily growth does increase from 6% until to peak one in 45% in a whole day that often used at night (21.00), but after that experienced decreased drastically at mid night (23.00). For the Radio that from 4% until peak in 25% in the morning (8.00) and after that experienced the decrease drastically until 5% in mid night (23.00) in the whole day.

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This graph gives information about when people often watching TV and listening to the radio in the UK from October to December 1992. In this graph, people who watch TV and listen to Radio have an increase but it didn’t last long. For TV, many people watch TV at night. Because it is seen on this chart when it enters the night, the chart immediately rising. Then for radio, most people hear it in the morning because when it enters noon, the percentage is low and the graph is falling.
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Let's identify the difference and the similarities in this graph. The graph has a variation in increases and decreases. It shows that the difference in this graph is in what time people often do this. This graph shows us that people often watching TV and listening to the Radio at opposite times. You can see on the graph of people watching TV is soaring to 45% from 3 pm till 9 pm. Meanwhile, people who listen to the radio are leaping to 25% from 6 am till 8 am in the morning. The similiarities between this two graph happen between 2 am till 6 am, which is the lowest persentage of this graph. It is because in that time people usually sleeping.

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The graph shows information about radio and television audience in the UK in 1992 from October-December. As we can see this pattern is comparing the audience in the UK between Tv and radio

The similarity: according to the graph, comparing the audience in the UK between Tv and radio, from 2.00-6.00, even though there were more TV audiences, the TV and radio audiences had the same pattern and were stable at that time. Also, both graphs have similarity it has a fluctuating pattern. and after that both of them after soar, they also plummet

The differences: according to the graph, the difference in timing occurs in the increase in audience, so that from 15.00-21.00 pm the tv audience increased significantly, where the peak audience is at 21.00 , but for radio, the audience increased from 6.00-9.00 am, where the peak audience is at 9.00, for radio the audience increased but not as much as the TV audience up to 40-45%. Also as we can see that the tv audience is more than the radio audience

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Introduction
The radio and television audiences in United Kingdom from October to December 1992 by hour

Overview :As we can see, starting at 1am, TV and Radio both used by around 5% of population. but starting at 6am, where people started to wake. there was a significant growth from 5% to 30% . But after 8 am, people started to stop listening to the radio and it makes a gradual decline. meanwhile TV seems to rocket at 11 am to 8 pm. the amount sharp wildy, from 5% to 45%. They both started to decrease at 11 pm.

Similiarities
in this graph we can see that the radio and television audiences is not stable. We can see from the graph that the radio audiences peak from 7AM to 9AM and then fall overtime. Its also the same for television audiences peak from 6PM to 9PM.

The differences :
TV and Radio have a different amount of users in every hours. When we saw the graphic, we can conclude that Radio is popular at the morning when people started to wake up. Having a cup of coffee or tea while listening to radio are one of the best choices in the morning. While TV is popular at 5-9pm. where people already went home from school or work. Chilling till the next day came.

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The graph provides an diagram of radio listeners and TV viewers matured over 4 in common place form the United Kingdom during October to December in 1992. Overall, we can see that radio was most prevalent  in the morning . Ussually people prepared play radio to start the day, while television people most watching at evening. In the early morning hours earlier to 6am, TV and radio both had gatherings of people of less than 5 percent of the populace, with TV marginally ahead of radio. In any case, from 6am to 9am, radio audience members spiked, cresting at one quarter of the UK populace. At the same time, TV watchers rose much less altogether, standing at around 7 percent at 8am. TV and radio watcher rates then declined, with TV returning to its early-morning however radio audience member are going to drop so, that by 3pm they were at half the level of their morning peak. In reality, in spite of an increment of a number of percent around 5pm, radio audience members kept on decrease  all through the rest of the day. On the other hand, the audience soared from 11 am, surpassing the popularity of the broadcast at 1 pm. Since then, the number of viewers has continued to grow Since At 6:00 pm, 40% of the relevant people in the UK are watching TV. This number continues to grow to a high about 45% at 9:00 pm, and then drops rapidly as the ratings reach the evening/early morning low.

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this graph shows the hourly radio and tv audiences in UK from october-december 1992.

as shown in the graph, radio audiences  peaked in the morning while tv audiences peaked at night.

both trends are quite different because of the audience size and the time when both reach the peak

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The graph is describing the audience of radio and Tv from October-December 1992 in UK. The amount of Tv and radio audience is huge different over time. Which means the audience of radio is leaping while the TV audience is growing

TV experienced a steady increase from 6% to 45% between 1.00 and 21.00. From 1.00 to 6.00, radio grew slower than TV. There was an impressive leap of 22% happened in the span of one hour. After that big hike, radio fell sharply from 25% to 5% between 8.00 and 24.00. At 13.00, when a dip for radio happened, TV line was still growing until it peaked at 45%. At 21.00 until 24.00 the graphs displayed a decline of Television audiences.

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This Line Chart provides information on the increasing and decrease In audience on radio and television in the United Kingdom for the months of October to December 1992

Overall, the audience on radio at first experienced a sharp increase, but if you look further,radio had dip of the audience .When the television audience was experiencing its peak, if we looked further, the audience on television experienced a drastic decline

from the graph I think the different is the active time from tv and radio the time more radio actives audience on this graph is at 07.00 until 09.00 and for the tv active audience from this graph they more active at 17.00 until 21.30 for the similarity that i see from this graph is the time their audience decrease at same time that at 21.30 until 24.00

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The line graph shows data on the radio and TV audiences of UK throughout a day of October- Dec in the year 1992

Overall,it is evident that radio audience was an increasein the morning as people were getting ready to start the day, whileTV viewers was an increase in the evening.

According to the line graph, only around 5% people who are over 4 years old listened to the radio or watched TV programs at 1:00 am at night. This percentage remained almost unchanged till 5:30 am next day and after that, the radio audiences was to grow remarkably and reached to around 25% at around 9:00 am. During this time very few people watched TV amounting on an average 5% of total population. After 9:00 in the morning, the radio listeners’ percentage kept to fall and reached to 5% at 7:00 in the evening and remained at this level till the next day morning. On the other hand, the TV viewers’ percentage was to decline after 2:30 pm and reached to 45% at around 9:30 pm at night.

the simmilarity is at 06.00 and 13.00 where radio and television are on the same line because at 06.00 am radio and television are in the population at 5% while at 13.00 are in the population at 20%

The difference is, from 13.00 to 18.00 the population quite a lot uses television rather than radio because radio at 13.00 to 18.00 is quite a bit so the community uses television more dominantly than radio.

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from what we all can see on this graph; it shows the number of radio and tv (television) users in the year of 1992 since October until December. From what we can see on the graph, television users are usually active in the night, meanwhile, for radio users, they usually use it in the morning.

As we can see, TV users are active in the night, since 6-9pm, after that, the number falls drastically, since it is “breeding season” in the 1990s (almost each family has a kid), because kids in that time have curfews. 50% of TV audiences in UK uses it in the night. Meanwhile for Radio users, they are usually active in the morning, since 8am-9am (breakfast hours).

For TV, there is a significant rise in audiences from 3pm until 5pm, and a significant decrease since 9pm until 2am (sleep). Their highest number of audiences is at 8pm-ish with 50% of UK’s population using it, meanwhile for their lowest amount is at 2am, with the number of around 2-3%.

For Radio, their increase in audiences is not as significant and much. There is a significant growth since 6am until 8am, and since then, the number of audiences takes multiple dips until 2 pm. Their highest amount is 25% of the population and for their peak of audience is at 8am, while for their lowest number of audiences in at 2am at around 2% of population using it.

Both have low audiences 11pm-6am and their number of audience at 1pm

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Television and radio audiences in the  UK from October to December 1992

The Graph  explains the number of audience that  watch and hear television and radio for a whole day.

Similarities:
the numbers of audience listening or watching the radio and television from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. are roughly the same which are less than 5% of UK's population

Differences:
-from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. the number of audience listening to the radio *increases* from less than 5% to 25% of UK's population, while the audience watching the television from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. *fluctuates* with an unsteady number.

- audience listening to the radio from 8 a.m. to 1am fluctuates but keeps *declining* every time and eventually *falls*. However, the audience watching the the television from 11 a.m. to 21 p.m. *soars*, from less than 5% to 45% of UK's population and then *plummets* from 21 p.m. to 1 a.m.

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The graph shows information about radio and television audiences in UK, from October until December 1992.
The similarity, at 1 AM there aren’t many audiences for television and radio. They also increase and decrease in an abnormal way and time.
The difference, that they have different time when they increase and decrease. Also it has a pretty big gap between them.

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This graph shows the amount of people in the UK watching/listening to the television and radio throughout the day from oct to dec 1992. As seen in the graph, the number of people tuning into the TV or Radio fluctuate throughout the day. Though people listening to radios peak in the mornings, people are more active watching TV at night. The similarities is graph of two of them is fluctuate because two of them have not stable audience each time and the difference is radio audience at first not have many of enthusiasts but starting from 6 Am it start to soar but over time it dive and for tv enthusiasts it starting to grow at 11 o'clock but it will dip a little afterwards, then it starting to rocket again.

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This graph shows the population of UK radio and television audiences from October to December in 1992.

Overall, the population of radio and television audiences are both experienced an increase and decrease at the different times.

The similiarities is both of them has rise up and fall down irreguraly. The similiarities also exist on 13.00 pm. Tv and radio have same audience at that time. The difference is even to tv and radio audience isn’t stable, but tv has more audience rather than radio.

As we can see on the graph, tv and radio’s audience is not stable. Sometimes they can go up dan go down. Other than that, we can also see on 13.00pm tv and radio have same audience at same time. At the graph described that Tv and radio have different number of audience. Tv audience can rise up until 45% and radio audience can just rise up until 25%.

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Introduction and overview

The line graph. below, is the comparison between 2 devices which is TV and radio audiences in UK(united kingdom) from October-December 1992., which mean 2 months. The line graph below, explain us about the use of radio and tv in a specific time from 13.00-23.00. the overall of the graph, the use of radio is declined over period 13.00-5.00 and 19.00-23.00. the conclusion is many people using radio for chilling time with family or afternoon tea. after that the use of Tv overall increased from 15.00-23.00. the conslusion that many people using tv for chilling at night like netflix and chill.
The difference and similarity
The similarity of this graph is that listeners or viewers from Radio and TV reach 15% at 1 p.m . While the difference is that the increase in listeners on Radio can only increase to a maximum at 8 a.m while TV viewers can reach 45% at 9 p.m. The active time can also be seen very differently. Radio’s active time tends to be in the morning or in the beginning of the day, while TV viewers tend to be more active at night.

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the line graph gives information about radio and television audiences in UK, Oct-Dec 1992. number of people higher then the people who listen radio at noon till midnight. while in the morning number of people who listen radio and watch television pretty same. similarites, both are used pretty much same percentage at 02.00-06.00 both of them also have time to grow but not in same time
diffreneces, the diffrent is when at 06.00-08.00 radio rocket almost 30% while tv still increase but stabile. After 11.00 am tv start to grow with only little decreaase but than rocket at 14.00 while radio still falling.

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This Line Chart had 2 different lines where each lines explain why there’s a fluctuation of “Radio and Television audiences in UK” for 2 months on October until December 1992.

Do you know how much Radio and Television audiences in UK? Can you guess who had more audiences between both of them? Well this graph will answer your curiousity! In fact, this graph draws the conclusion of a fluctuation to their audience. As you can see, there are 2 colors for each line. Blue as TV audiences and Red as Radio audiences.

Overall, TV audiences doing a growth. While Radio is in a position below TV. However along with time, Radio line illustrates a surge of their audiences! Meanwhile TV line stay in its place and didnt change that much make its current position below the radio.

But this graphic didn’t end here. In the third period, TV line did unimaginable thing by shows a peak of audiences, and for the radio one, they had lost many audiences.

The similarity of the diagram is that at 02.00, it was the plummet point where people used TV and radio, and at that time TV and radio were only less than 5% of the people who used it. The difference from this chart is that the TV and Radio lines are soar but at different times and the numbers are different. Radio was widely used at 08.00 as much as 25%, while TV at 21.00 was as much as 45%.