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The image depicts a line graph tracking the internet users as a percentage of the population from 1999 to 2009 for the USA, Canada, and Mexico; USA is represented by a dotted line, Canada by a solid line, and Mexico by a thick solid line. The graph shows all three countries experiencing an increase in internet users over the 10-year period, with the USA starting at approximately 40% in 1999, reaching over 70% by 2009; Canada starting just above 20%, surpassing 60% by 2009; Mexico beginning at around 5% and approaching 30% by the end of the time frame. The USA shows a steady rise with a slight leveling off towards the end, Canada has a more consistent upward trajectory, while Mexico shows gradual growth with a steeper increase from 2005 onwards.
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The line graph compares the proportions of citizens used the internet in three different countries from 1999 to 2009.
Overall, all the given countries experienced an upward trend in using the internet among citizens. However, there were slight discrepancies when we looked at the specific figures in USA and Canada.
At the beginning, the internet user rate was the highest in USA, accounting for around 20%, while that of Canada started nearly 10% of the online users, and the Mexicans used internet only about 5%. By contrast, the Canadian people used internet substantially, as a result, they surpassed the American in 2002, at nearly 50% of population. Canada reached a high of approximately 100% at the end of the period, followed by USA, at below 90% of online users.
According to the graph, we can clearly see that the population who have used the internet increased gradually in Mexico through out the years. Despite the growth, it levelled off as the least online users among all, with below 40% of the population.
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