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The image displays a line graph plotting internet users as a percentage of the population in the USA, Canada, and Mexico from 1999 to 2009. In 1999, USA had about 20%; Canada just above 10%; Mexico slightly above 5%. By 2001, the USA rose to approximately 40%; Canada about 30%; Mexico around 6%. In 2003, USA reached close to 55%; Canada around 50%; Mexico just over 10%. The 2005 data shows USA at approximately 65%; Canada nearing 70%; Mexico at 20%. In 2007, USA is close to 70%; Canada at about 80%; Mexico just over 25%. By 2009, the USA remains at about 70%; Canada exceeds 90%; Mexico rises slightly under 40%.
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The line chart illustrates the statistics of internet users in three specific countries from 1999 to 2009.
Overall, all three countries experienced gradual growth throughout the period; however, Canada shows the highest percentage of its population using the internet, while Mexico has the lowest proportion among the three.
As the graph indicates, from 1999 to 2001, the USA experienced a sharp increase, becoming more popular than the other two countries. However, after 2001, Canada’s growth surged, making it the most popular country for internet users. By 2005, the USA and Canada had leveled off, while Mexico remained the least popular.
After 2005, Canada saw a substantial rise, establishing a strong trend, whereas the USA’s participation did not change significantly, similar to Mexico.
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