The given table convey about how teenagers (12-19) in one state in the united states make contact with each other. It gives us the guidance as November 2006 to September 2009.
Overall, the graph depicts the changes in communication methods among teenagers over the three year period.Text messaging experienced a significant increase, white phone calls, face to face interaction and email usage showed a gradual decline.
Notably the data reveals that text messaging usage among teenagers saw a remarkable surge from approximately 18%in November 2006 to 35% in September 2009. Similarly face to face communication also exhibited a downward trend, declining from about 45% in November 2006 to 30% in September 2009.
In contrast, email usage among teenagers showed a consistent decrease over the period, dropping from 35% in November 2006 to a low of 10% in September 2009.
The decline in email usage was gradually compared to the sharp increase in text messaging. Despite some fluctuations, the general pattern suggest a shift towards text messaging as the preferred mode of communication among teenagers in the given state during the specified time frame.