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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 indicates about changes in the percentage of people who used the Internet in the USA, Canada and Mexico over a ten year period.
Overall, it can also be seen easily that the percentage of social media users in Canada showed the highest increased. In contrast, Mexico remained with the lowest percentage.
In 1999, around 23% of the Internet users. Both Canada and Mexico was considerably lower, approximately 10%, 8% respectively. The percentage of social media users in the USA and Canada rose gradually in the next 7 years, at around 70% in both countries. Conversely, the figures for the Mexicans who accessed the internet was lower, at approximately 5% in 2006.
In 2009, Canada was set to have the greatest percentage, approximately 100% of population, followed by the USA about 17%, and the figures for Mexico users was still the lowest among 3 different nations about 25%.
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