the table and the graph provide information on internet searches in the US between the years 2004 and 2010.
Broadly speaking, in 2010, the total number of searches in the US were 16 billion, which is four times more than what was in 2006. Overall, in the line graph, the most popular search engine was google which rose substantially whereas Ask Jeeves remained the least popular over the years.
In 2004, google was slightly more preferred then yahoo, sitting at around 35%. Its trend grew over the years, reaching maximum usage in 2010 to a little less than 70%. Yahoo, being the second most dominant, had a decline over the given period. It fell dramatically, going from little over 30% to around 20%, showcasing a 10% drop.
The remaining search engines were being used quite less and were less popular. Microsoft faced a steady decline up until 2009 before slightly rising in 2010. Furthermore, ACL and Ask Jeeves were the least popular among the given search engines. ACL had a steady decline whereas Ask Jeeves remained stable for most of the period.
