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The image depicts a bar graph and a table detailing internet connections per 1,000 people for South Korea, USA, Germany, Japan, and Britain in 2001 and 2002, alongside the corresponding growth rates. The bar graph shows that in South Korea, it was slightly below 20 in 2001, increasing close to 30 in 2002. The USA had fewer than 10 in 2001 and slightly increased by 2002. Germany had under 5 in 2001, with a moderate rise in 2002. Japan was near 10 in 2001 and increased marginally in 2002. Britain showed no connections in 2001 and had a small increase in 2002. The table records the growth rates: South Korea 41%, USA 50%, Germany 67%, Japan 75%, and Britain 230%.
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The graph and table demonstrate the number of Internet connections and the growth in five different countries during the period of time from 2001 to 2002.
In general, it is crystal clear that the leader of the number of Internet Connection was South Korea which overtook other countries during a period of a 1 year. In contrast, Britain had the most significant growth.
Regarding to the number of Internet Connection, it is clear that South Korea was a leader in 2001 by fluctuating between 10 and 20. This trend continued until the next year and had a noticable growth by 41%. Meanwhile, the nubmer of Internet Connection in other countries , such as USA, Germany and Japan , slowly raised and valued between 0 and 10.
Turning to Britain, the number of Inerten Connection had gradually increased by 230%. Britain took the last place in the number of Internet Connection, but had the most dramatically grow.
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