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Band 7+: The chart shows the number of mobile phones and landlines subscribers per 100 people in Africa.

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The image presents a line graph about telephone subscribers in Africa for the years 1994 through 2004. The title states the time frame is 1995-2004 and the metric is per 1000 inhabitants, while the x-axis shows data from 1994 and is labeled 'per 100 inhabitants'. For Fixed subscribers, the data points are: 1994, 1.7; 1995, 1.8; 1996, 2.0; 1997, 2.1; 1998, 2.2; 1999, 2.5; 2000, 2.5; 2001, 2.8; 2002, 2.8; 2003, 2.9; and 2004, 3.1. For Mobile subscribers, the values are: 1994, 0.06; 1995, 0.1; 1996, 0.2; 1997, 0.3; 1998, 0.7; 1999, 1.0; 2000, 2.1; 2001, 3.0; 2002, 4.5; 2003, 6.1; and 2004, 8.8.
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The line graph illustrates information about telephone subscribers per 1000 residents in Africa from 1995 to 2004. Overall, Fixed and mobile showed an opposite pattern though both underwent an upward trend. While starting at the lowest position, mobile then rose gradually before peaking in 2004. However, Fixed’s figure grew more moderately instead of the higher beginning.

Starting at just 0.06 in 1994, there was a slight growth in 1997. It then surged from nearly 1 in 1998 to 3 in 2001 when mobile overtook fixed. The figure for mobile continued to rise before peaking at 8.8 at the end of the period. As a result, mobile became the dominant unit by a wide margin.

Unlike mobile, fixed’s figure grew more moderately. With 1.7 in 1994, fixed’s figure was 28 times higher than that for mobile. It then experienced a marginal growth to 2.2 by 1998 before fluctuating a few times in the next period and reaching 3.1 in 2004.

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