Here we have given information collected by Jenny, who has done the research on cell phone users in her school. She has collected data on students and their parents who owned a cell phone during 2002 to 2016.
Overall, the graph illustrates an increasing percentage ownership of cell phones among students and their parents in a 14-year timeframe. Also, it has given tabular details stating information about nationwide craze in cell phone users. It shows only random data for three years.
Starting from 2002, the graph depicts insignificant cell phone usage among students; like around 2% of students had cell phones, while around 45% of parents were using cell phones in 2002. If we delve into the tabular data, it shows 60% overall usage of cell phones in 2002, which shows a very small amount of students in the school were using cell phones in 2002. Moving forward, cell phone usage increased dramatically among parents while student usage remained steady with a nominal hike in 2006. Moving along, cell phone usage increased among students as compared to parents. The increasing speed of usage rose to 73% usage among students, while usage increased gradually among parents.
Tabular data shows overall cell phone usage started at 60% in 2002, climbed to 85% in 2010, and reached 96% in 2016.
