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Band 4+: The graph below shows the percentage of urban/suburban and rural households in a European country that had internet access between 1999 and 2004.

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The image details urban/suburban and rural household internet access percentages from 1999 to 2004: in 1999, urban/suburban at 20%, rural at 2%; in 2000, urban/suburban at 25%, rural at 5%; in 2001, urban/suburban just under 40%, rural around 9%; in 2002, urban/suburban around 50%, rural just above 15%; in 2003, urban/suburban at 55%, rural a bit under 20%; in 2004, urban/suburban around 56%, rural slightly above 25%.
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The given bar chat compare the ratio of using internet access household between the two different eurpeon countries from 1999 or 2004.

Overall,the use of internat access household by Urban was the highest trend but the rular also illustrate the increased in steady growth till the end.But showed some lower trend as compare to the Urban till the end of the period.

It is categorically seen that Urban/suburban percentage ratio was approximately 15% in 1999.However, in this year rular percentage was about 2% but in the next year both Eurpeon countries illustrate the same increased ratio was about 30% and 6%.Urban/suburban continiously increasing and reach to almost 40% in 2001.

Furthermore,Rular demonstrate steady growth but it also continiously increasing in the first three years it showed littlebit increased in percentage for almost 10% in 2001 but in the last three years it illustrate some drastic increase and reach approximately 36% in 2004.Although, as compared to this urban/shuban slow down the increased in ratio in the last three period from 2002 to 2004 and demonstrate some 56% of the ratio till the end.

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