So the table chart illustrates how internet usage among adults in Great Britain changed over a five-year period.
Therefore, the data shows that internet usage among those aged 16-24 was around 70% in October 2000. After a year, it rose to 78%, then in 2002 it increased to 85%. A year later, it was just 88%, and later in 2004, it was about 90%. In 2005, it decreased by about 3%.
Thus, the 25-44 age group shows that internet usage was around 53%. It decreased by just 8% in 2001. A year later, it was 73% in 2002, then a period later, it fell by just 3%. A year later, it rose by about the same amount, then a year later, it decreased by 4%.
The third one shows that for those aged 45-54, internet usage was around 46% in the first year. The following year, it was up 4%, and the time after that, it increased by over 9%. It gradually increased, and at last, it reached about 75%.
Hence, the last graph tells us that for adults aged 55-64, in the beginning two years, internet usage was around 6%. At a time below, it increased by just 3%, and in the last year, it increased by about the same amount.