The line graph presents the information of internet access growth in five different countries, such as country A, B, C, D, and E. The data is measured in percentage and collected from 2000, 2005, and 2010. In overall, internet accessability is growing over the years for all continents, with varying rates.
Country D started the period as the lowest internet coverage compared to other regions, with around 5% users in 2000. Afterward, their growth was incredibly steep to above 20% in 2005, before reached it’s peak at 40% in 2010. Similarly, Country C and E illustrated significant increment of internet users in their respective country. Both Starting at around 10% and eventually reached around 20% and 35% in 2005, prior to reaching massive access around 65% and 70% respectively.
In 2000, Country A illustrated their internet access around 20%. Over the years, the growth was incredibly high to approximately 45% in 2005, and doubled the value in 2010 with nearly 80% internet coverage in the region. Massive internet coverage exhibited by country B in 2010 with almost 90% of the area covered by internet and marked them as the largest internet accessability, despite started with only around 25% in 2000.