The line graph highlights the proportion of computer ownership in the U.S. from none to three computers from 1997 to 2012. Overall, it’s obvious that computer ownership saw small increases from beginning to end. Furthermore, there was a decline in the number of people who did not own computers.
Looking at the details, most of the people during this period did not have any computers. Over a half of the people did not possess any computer; however, by the end of the given line graph, the proportion of these people declined to 20%. In 1997, the proportion of people who owned a computer consisted of just under 30%; by 2003, results rose to half. Since then, there were small changes, but by 2012, the share was identical.
People who owned at least two computers experienced a rise over 15 years. proportions started nearly at 5% for both people with two and three computers in 1997. Numbers gladually rose from 5% in 1997 to 10% and 8% for two and three computer owners, respectively.