Having provided some evidence (two points of comparison), you needs to explain why this evidence shows that demand for libraries hsa fallen. Explain how the data in Extract A shows that the demand for libraries has decreased in thetime period shown Percentage of people aged 16-24, 25–44 and 75+ who had visited a public libraryin England in the previous year, 2008/09 to 2015/16Year16-24 (%)25-44 (%)75+ (%)2008/0942.843.735.02009/1040.040.932.92010/1134.444.637.12011/1234.544.038.92012/1332.342.236.52013/1433.440.433.32014/1528.541.331.62015/1627.437.434.3* A public library consists of books and other information, provided mainly free of charge to the general public by local authorities.Source: Department for Culture, Media and SportExtract A:

The demand for library services has falling over the period of time.

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Having provided some evidence (two points of comparison), you needs to explain why this evidence shows that demand for libraries hsa fallen.

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