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The table demonstrates the temperatures and the number of the hours of sunlight in two specific cities, Mumbai and Moscow in the same week in May 2007. Overall, it is clear that the day in Mumbai was warmer while Moscow experienced a longer day than its counterpart.

As it is presented in the chart, Mumbai and Moscow witnessed a distinctive data at the same time. On Friday, Mumbai had the temperature of 33 degree Celsius during the sunrise while Moscow received a much lower figures at 8. When the sun set, the two cities discovered a bigger difference at 29 and 5 degree Celsius respectively. People in Mumbai just witnessed the fluctuation of temperatures during the sunrise time by 1 degree through Saturday and Sunday while in Moscow, the citizen experienced the temperature of 10 and 13 degree in Saturday and Sunday. The discrepancy between these two particular cities was continuously revealed in the sunset temperatures. Mumbai’s habitants discovered a stable data of 29 degree during the three days; meanwhile, Moscow witnesses the lowest figures at 2 degree on Saturday.

Mumbai and Moscow were also different from the hours of daylight. In Mumbai, there was a permanent time for the sun to rise at 6 o’clock every morning while the sun in Moscow rise earlier at about 4:05 to 4:15 during the three days. However, the sunset time revealed an opposite trend among these two cities. In Mumbai, the sun set at 19:15 while Moscow’s sun set at 22 o’clock through the period.