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Band 5+: The line graph illustrates the market share trends of four US-based search engines (Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Jeeves) in the United States from November 2004 to December 2010, highlighting their fluctuating trajectories over time.

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The image depicts a line graph detailing the market share of US internet search engines from November 2004 to November 2010, highlighting Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, and Ask Jeeves. Initially, Google leads with about 35%, rising steadily to 80% by November 2010. Yahoo starts near 30% in 2004, decreasing to around 10% by 2010. Bing, non-existent in 2004, appears around 2009 at about 8%, edging slightly upwards to 10% by 2010. AOL starts at about 20%, dipping to 5% by 2010. Ask Jeeves is relatively flat, beginning just under 5% and slipping to about 4% over the period. Overall search engine usage grows from 4.5 billion in November 2004 to 16 billion in December 2010.
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the line chart demonstrates the market shared owned by various search engines such as google,yahoo, AOL and jeeves in the US between november 2004 to november 2010.

overall, it is clear that Google has being dominant over the period of time when compared to other comapnies and being steadily increasing over the years. Additionally, it is noticeable that yahoo and jeeves had being fluctuating over the months and decreasing towards december 2010 whereas AOL has being consistently increasing.

On november 2004, Google had a market share approximately 60 which is a dramatic difference between the other search engine companies as even the second largest company, yahoo has about 30 which is less than half of the shares that google owns. By the year 2010 google owns just above 70 which shows an increase however yahoo had decreased just below 30.

Both Aol and jeeves has being showing less drastic changes over the years and both reached the same amount of market share which is 10 in may 2009 and jeeves had relatively dropped to around 0 by the year 2010.

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