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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 provided chart illustrates the information about the Internet usage by five age groups over the two-year period. The data demonstrates three purposes for utilizing the global network such as paying bills online, social media and emailing.
Overall, it is evident that sending emails was the dominant online activity, followed by paying bills online. Surprisingly, social media was the least popular reason for using online resources.
To begin with, social media platforms had the highest number of users aged 18-25 accounting for almost 100%. In contrast, around 80% and 70% of middle-aged people from 26 to 60 years preferred this type of online networking over the others. Additionally, only 40% of older individuals in their sixties used social media.
It is noticeable, that the percentage of people using Internet for paying bills and emailing is similar. The proportion of users from 18-25 and 26-40-years accounted for approximately 60% and 70% respectively. In comparison, almost 80% of 40-60-year individuals used the Internet to pay utilities and send electronic letters. Retirees had the second place in percentage of users in both graphs, at nearly 75%.
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