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The image shows internet usage percentages from 2000-2020 in USA, UK, Australia; in 2000: USA 43%, UK 27%, Australia 38%; 2001: USA 50%, UK 35%, Australia 45%; 2002: USA 58%, UK 44%, Australia 55%; 2003: USA 61%, UK 51%, Australia 60%; 2004: USA 64%, UK 56%, Australia 62%; 2005: USA 68%, UK 62%, Australia 68%; 2006: USA 70%, UK 65%, Australia 71%; 2007: USA 75%, UK 70%, Australia 74%; 2008: USA 74%, UK 73%, Australia 78%; 2009: USA 76%, UK 77%, Australia 80%; 2010: USA 76%, UK 81%, Australia 82%; 2011: USA 77%, UK 83%, Australia 84%; 2012: USA 81%, UK 86%, Australia 86%; 2013: USA 83%, UK 88%, Australia 86.5%; 2014: USA 84%, UK 89%, Australia 87%; 2015: USA 87%, UK 90%, Australia 89%; 2016: USA 89%, UK 91%, Australia 90%; 2017: USA 92%, UK 92%, Australia 91%; 2018: USA 92%, UK 94%, Australia 92%; 2019: USA 92%, UK 94%, Australia 94%; 2020: USA 90%, UK 95%, Australia 94%.
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The line graph shows the internet usage by the US, UK and Australia in 2 decades from 2000-2020 and showcases the percentage of internet users.
All three countries followed a similar trend; in 2020 they were all significantly low with about only 10% of internet users. Throughout the years they rapidly grew reaching almost 100% of internet users. However, their growth wasn’t consistent. Their growth was rapid and fast from 2000 until 2012 and even though they continued to grow it was at a slower pace.
Even though all three countries had similar data, the US was always ahead but only slightly; Australia was ultimately slower than the UK and the US but still followed a similar trend and had very similar outcomes.
In conclusion, a similar trend was displayed by the countries mentioned in the graph: the US, UK and Australia. They both had really similar data and almost the same amount of internet users in each year shown.
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