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The image includes 5 bar charts depicting the percentage of internet use for different purposes in Australia during 2010 and 2011. The first bar chart shows Social media use: 2010: 18-25 (80), 26-40 (70), 40-60 (50), 60-65 (40), Above (20); and 2011: 18-25 (90), 26-40 (80), 40-60 (60), 60-65 (50), Above (30). The second bar chart shows Paying bills online use: 2010: 18-25 (30), 26-40 (40), 40-60 (60), 60-65 (70), Above (80); and 2011: 18-25 (40), 26-40 (50), 40-60 (70), 60-65 (80), Above (90). The third chart shows Emailing use: 2010: 18-25 (70), 26-40 (80), 40-60 (90), 60-65 (80), Above (80); and 2011: 18-25 (80), 26-40 (90), 40-60 (90), 60-65 (90), Above (90). The fourth chart illustrates Social media use with age brackets corresponding to the following percentages: 18-25 (90), 26-40 (80), 40-60 (60), 60-65 (50), Above (30). The fifth chart depicts Emailing use with the following age-wise percentages: 18-25 (80), 26-40 (90), 40-60 (90), 60-65 (90), Above (90).
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The bar charts illustrate how Australian residents using internet in various purposes divided into aged percentage in the years 2010 and 2011.
Overall, most of Australian individuals used internet to send and receiving emails. Moreover, surfing social media was the primary purpose when using internet of adolescents while the elderly prefered emailing and making payment online.
Regarding the usership, the figure for composing and reading emails remained the highest position, at nearly 70%. This was followed by paying cyber bills and browsing social media networks, which accounted for about 50% and 45%, respectively.
Concerning the data of aged proportion, approximately 80% people over 65 years old paid online bills and emailed on internet, slightly higher than the figure of 40-to-60-age Australians, at about 70% and only 60% people aged 18 to 40 used internet in the same purpose.The percentage of user surfing social media declined steadily with age and almost the Australian young owned a social networking account, which was nearly four times higher than a lowest record of the elderly, at about 25%.
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