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The chart and the table show the rates of cell phone ownership for three groups: students at Jenny school, parents of those students and nationwide. v.2

The chart and the table show the rates of cell phone ownership for three groups: students at Jenny school, parents of those students and nationwide. v. 2
The chart and the table show the rates of cell phone ownership for three groups: students at Jenny school, parents of those students and nationwide. The students are the most interesting group. Trought 2002-2016 the ownership of cellphone had abruptly increased. In the beggining of the period the cell phones almost non exist, by 2010 the rates was 20%, but between 2012 and 2016, it jump up 50 points of percentage. Another group with a improvement in his cell phone ownership is the natiowide. In 2002 the 60% of population had their own devices, for the 2010 this grow up to a 85%, and for the 2016, almost all the populations had one. The flunctuation in those 14 years reached 36%. However, the group which increase slowly was the parents. From 2002 to 2016 the variation was 30%. Nevertheless, this group begun with a 50% of ownership, being in the top of the chart for 2002. The use for 2016 was an 80%. Overall, the cell phone ownership have increased over the years, showing a masification on the use of technology. Actually, each person in the nation have a cellphone.
The chart and the table
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phone
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ownership
for three
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: students at Jenny school, parents of those students and nationwide.

The students are the most interesting
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group
.
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Trought
2002-2016 the
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ownership
of cellphone had
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increased. In the
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beggining
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cell
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phones
almost non exist, by 2010 the rates was 20%,
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between 2012 and 2016, it
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jump
up 50 points of percentage.

Another
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group
with
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a
improvement in his
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cell
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phone
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ownership
is the
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natiowide
. In 2002 the 60% of population had their
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devices, for the 2010
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up to
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85%, and for the 2016, almost all the populations had one. The
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flunctuation
in those 14 years reached 36%.

However
, the
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which increase
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was the parents. From 2002 to 2016 the variation was 30%.
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begun with a 50% of
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ownership
, being in the top of the chart for 2002. The
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use
for 2016 was an 80%.

Overall
, the
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cell
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phone
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ownership
have increased over the years, showing a
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masification
on the
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use
of technology. Actually, each person in the nation have a cellphone.
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IELTS academic The chart and the table show the rates of cell phone ownership for three groups: students at Jenny school, parents of those students and nationwide. v. 2

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190 words
5.5
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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