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The image details Australian home Internet use by reasons and age groups: Percentage Internet users: Paying bills 80%, Emails 90%, Social media 70%; Paying bills online: 18-25 80%, 26-35 85%, 36-45 80%, 46-55 65%, 56-65 50%, Above 65 30%; Social media: 18-25 90%, 26-35 80%, 36-45 60%, 46-55 40%, 56-65 20%, Above 65 10%; Emailings: 18-25 85%, 26-35 90%, 36-45 95%, 46-55 85%, 56-65 80%, Above 65 60%.
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The bar charts illustrate the proportion of the internet used in different purposes by people of different age in Australia.

Overall, it is clear that the highest percentage of the internet used by people in emailing, while the least portion of internet utilized by social media.

Looking at the bar graph given in more detail, the highest proportion of internet users used the internet for emailing at over 65%, followed by approximately 45% for paying bills online.However,42% internet utilized for social media which was lowest.

In terms of paying bills, the number of people who are age 40 to 60 and above they used the internet was higher than 60-65 years old at 80% and 60%,respectively. In addition,the users of the internet who are 18-25 and 25-40 they utilized the internet approximately the same at 60%.On the Other hand, the people of Australia who are teenagers used the internet at 100%,compared to the above 65 year old at over 20%.Similarly, the proportion of the internet used for sending emails at 60%,nearly 70%,under 60% and over 80 by the people of Australia,respectively.

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