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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 proportion of the people who surfed the internet in the USA , Canada and Mexico from 1999 to 2009.
It is clear that the percentage of internet users has increased in each country across the years. Overall, Americans and Canadians had a larger percentage of internet access compared to Mexicans which is at the lowest growth.
In 1999, there were 20 % of internet users in the USA. By contrast , the figures for Canada and Mexico were lower, placing at 5% and 10% respectively. Three years later , Canada surpassed the USA in terms of online users.
In 2005 , both the USA and Canada rose over 70% in internet usage while Mexico increased steadily to reach about 25%. By 2009, Canada had the highest proportion of internet users. Almost all Canadians used the internet while Americans and Mexicans were lower at about 80% and 50% each.
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