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The image exhibits a line graph depicting three technology trends in US households from 2004 to 2014: Satellite, Cable, and Internet Broadcast. Each line illustrates the number of households using the specific technology. In 2004, approximately 60,000 households used Satellite, gradually rising each year to about 100,000 in 2014. Cable usage starts at around 100,000 households in 2004, peaking close to 160,000 in 2008, then steadily declines to about 120,000 by 2014. Internet Broadcast shows an initial number close to 20,000 households in 2004, with a sharp increase around 2010, reaching about 160,000 by 2014. The graph is titled "IEILTS PRACTICE TASK" and is structured with years on the horizontal axis and the number of households on the vertical axis, marked with increments of 20,000, ranging from 0 to 200,000.
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The graph illustrates the number of households which were used by a particular city in US for watching TV from 2004 until 2014.
Overall, at the beginning, though, the internet usage was the least popular, its figure plummeted significantly in the final years whereas the reverse was true for the broadcast.
In 2004, fewer than 40,000 households used the internet for television. However, it had rose significantly over the next period, reaching approximately 200,000 by, making it the most used option. While the number of the Satellite households was 78,000, it experienced a gradual increase, rising to about 120,000.
The broadcast, which was the most used network, had around 83,000 users in 2005, but it dipped sharply to about 13,000 which was the least users among other networks in the final year. The cable households was used by around 80,000 users in 2004. Although, it saw a slight growth ( 85,000 ) in 2008, it declined significantly, falling to approximately 77,000.
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