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The image shows: 2010 - Art Museum 300,000, History Museum 400,000, Science Museum 500,000; 2011 - Art Museum 320,000, History Museum 420,000, Science Museum 550,000; 2012 - Art Museum 280,000, History Museum 430,000, Science Museum 600,000; 2013 - Art Museum 350,000, History Museum 450,000, Science Museum 650,000; 2014 - Art Museum 370,000, History Museum 460,000, Science Museum 670,000; 2015 - Art Museum 400,000, History Museum 470,000, Science Museum 700,000.
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The bar chart shows the percent of households who had internet access in 2010 in four income groups.
From the chart, we can see that the more income people had, the more internet they could use. High-income families had the most internet access, and low-income families had the least.
Only 40% of the low-income group had internet. For lower-middle income, the number was 60%, and for upper-middle it was 80%. The high-income group had the highest percentage, with 95%.
In summary, internet access in 2010 was very different between poor and rich people. Rich people could use the internet more than poor people.
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