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Band 6+: The graph shows the number of students by gender using the internet from 1995 to 2000.

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The image depicts a bar graph illustrating internet usage among teenagers by gender from 1995 to 2002. In 1995, boys' internet usage was approximately 60, while girls used it around 10. 1996 saw a rise with boys at about 120 and girls at 30. By 1997, usage increased to roughly 160 for boys and 80 for girls. In 1998, boys reached 200 and girls 150. The numbers converged in 1999 with both genders using the internet at approximately 230. The year 2000 saw boys' usage slightly lower than girls at approximately 250 compared to 260 for girls. In 2001, both genders reported the same level of internet use at about 280. By 2002, boys and girls both peaked at near 300.
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The graph gives information on the internet use by teenage males and females over a period of 5 years.

Overall, there is a higher proportion of internet use by boys in the beginning of the study, which showed a gradual increase over the years, until it reached plateau by the end of 2002. Conversely, internet usage among teenage girls started low but gradually increased , showing a fluctuating trend and ended with the same percentage as the boys.

In detail, in 1995, there are 100 boys that utilized the internet, and the number doubled a year later. The subsequent years showed increments at approximately 25% until 1998. The years 1999 until 2002 showed a steady number of use of internet among boys at roughly 300, which is three times more compared to the initial count recorded in 1995.

On the other hand, the number of girls who used the internet started low at approximately 75. On the subsequent year , the figure increased to twofold at over 150 on 1996, and the this trend continued until 1998 where there are 300 girls who used web access. There was a slight dip on 1999, but on 2000 until 2002, internet use among girls became steady at over 300.

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