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The image exhibits a line graph with four items plotted over years 1996/97, 1998/99, 2000/01, and 2002/03 in the UK: CD player, Mobile phone, Home computer, and Internet access. Data points: 1996/97 - CD player (60%), Mobile phone (18%), Home computer (30%), Internet access (10%); 1998/99 - CD player (68%), Mobile phone (38%), Home computer (40%), Internet access (20%); 2000/01 - CD player (80%), Mobile phone (58%), Home computer (50%), Internet access (40%); 2002/03 - CD player (90%), Mobile phone (75%), Home computer (60%), Internet access (58%). Trends show a consistent increase in percentage domestic access over the observed years for all items, with CD players being the most common technology followed by mobile phones, home computers, and internet access.
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The line graph depicts the percentage of using contemporary technologies in the UK from 1996 to 2003.
Overall, all the percantegas of usage have the same pattern of increasing.The main modern technologies which remembered in graph are CD players,Mobile phones ,Home computers and internet.However,even though all of them increased, but some of them changed of places in popularity.
According to line graph ,all the earlier writen technologies rised in utillizing . Yet Home computers and Mobile phones chenged by places. The usage of mobile phones in inition years was just 20% while in terms of computers was over 25%. But after 6 years mobile phones reached 60% at the same time home computers peacked 56%.
Regarding the CD players, during the whole period trend of their utillizing jumped from 60% in 1996 to 70% in 2003.The internet access appeared in the UK area in 1998 and started to skyrocketing to roughly 40 % having caught up home computers apllying.
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