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The image presents a table detailing percentages of British adults using the Internet for 3 months across various age groups from October 2000 to October 2005: Age 16-24 shows 70% in October 2000, 71% in October 2001, 85% in October 2002, 88% in October 2003, 90% in October 2004, 87% in October 2005; age 25-44 registers 53% in October 2000, 61% in October 2001, 75% in October 2002, 80% in October 2003, 81% in October 2004, 84% in October 2005; age 45-54 reflects 46% in October 2000, 46% in October 2001, 59% in October 2002, 69% in October 2003, 71% in October 2004, 75% in October 2005; age 55-64 records 24% in October 2000, 24% in October 2001, 41% in October 2002, 47% in October 2003, 48% in October 2004, 51% in October 2005.
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The given table chart is exemplifying the percentage of British adults who use the internet changed over a five year period, form October 2000 to October 2005. Percentage of adults in Great Britain who have used the internet connection for 3 months before being interviewed. The data categorized by age groups: 16-24, 25-44, 45-54, and 55-64.
Overall, the first group of ages, more precisely with younger adults consistently showing higher rates of use compared to older adults. In October 2000, the 16-24 age group had the highest usage rate at 70%, which steadily rose to a peak of 90% in 2004 before slightly declining to 87% in 2005. The 25-44 age group followed a similar trend, starting at 53% in 2000 and increasing steadily to reach 81% in 2005.
In conclusion, the data shows a clear upward trend in internet usage across all age groups in Great Britain during the five year period.
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