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The image displays a graph depicting cell phone use in Brazil from 1996 to 2002, with separate lines for men, women, and both sexes. In 1996, 1,000 men, 1,500 women, and 2,500 both sexes used cell phones. In 1997, numbers rose to 1,200 men, 1,600 women, and 2,800 both sexes. The 1998 figures reached 1,300 men, 1,700 women, and 3,000 both sexes. In 1999, men numbered 1,400, women 1,800, both sexes 3,200. For the year 2000, 1,500 men, 1,850 women, and 3,300 both sexes were recorded. 2001 saw 1,700 men, 2,000 women, and 3,500 both sexes. Finally, in 2002, cell phone use reached 2,000 for men, 2,500 for women, and 3,800 for both sexes.
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The graph illustrates the changes in degrees males, females and combined total who used cell phones in Brazil from 1996 to 2002 years and is measured in numbers of people. Overall, the main facts stand out are that applying the cell phones just increased among all groups for 6 years.
In 1996, the number of people who utilize the cell phones stood at 3,000 for both sexes, with men for around 1,500 users and women slightly more, approximately 1,600. Over the next two years , all three groups a noticeably rise, peaking in 1998, when total number of users reached nearly 3,400.
However there was a slight decrease in 1999 around all categories. Afterwards this drop, the number of users continued to rise gradually. By 2002, the total number of cell phone users reached at higher point at about 3,700. In that year, the amount of women using mobile phones slightly grew up just under 2,000 while men increased to 1,800.
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