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The image presents a line graph detailing communication methods among teenagers (aged 12-19) in one US state, with data spanning four points: Nov 2006, Nov 2007, Feb 2008, and Sep 2008. The y-axis quantifies the number of interactions per teenager per month from 0 to 900. Text messages start at approximately 200 interactions in Nov 2006, slightly increase in Nov 2007, further rise around 600 in Feb 2008, and peak near 800 by Sep 2008. Calls on cell phones commence just above 600 interactions in Nov 2006, remain stable through Nov 2007 and Feb 2008, and slightly decline by Sep 2008. Face-to-face talks with friends start slightly below 600, see a minor dip in Nov 2007, stabilize slightly above that level in Feb 2008, and decrease to below 400 by Sep 2008. Email communication fluctuates between 100 and 150 interactions from Nov 2006 to Feb 2008, concluding under 100 by Sep 2008.
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The line graph provides information about the ratio of teenagers who prefer various types of communication in one US state from November 2006 to September 2009. Overall, email was the most unpopular way to interact throughout the observed period.
To begin, the share of face-to-face talks and calls on cell phones remained between 30 and 40% during the time frame. However, the rate of talks face-to-face fluctuated within this range, whereas the ratio of calls tended to increase gradually starting from approximately 35 % and finishing at 40 %. The general trend though for a percentage of text messages was a steady rise from 30 to 40 % between November 2006 and February 2008. In contrast, after February 2008 the share of teenagers who use text messages was undergoing sharp growth and reached 55 % by September 2009.
Regarding emails, it can be noticed that the percentage of emails stays between 10 and 20 %. Emails reached a peak of slightly above 15 % around November 2007, which is significantly lower than the minimum values for other types of communication. Then the percentage of emails gradually declines and ends at 10 %.
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