The line graph illustrates the proportion of people who used the Internet in 3 distinct nations between 1999 and 2000.
It can be seen that there were upward trends in the number of Internet users in America, Canada, and Mexico. Despite a significant rise in the Internet using citizens, Mexican remained the lowest figure in the period shown.
To begin, in 1999, the number of people using the Internet in the USA was by far the highest rate, at about 30%, which was 20% higher than that of Mexico and almost double that figure in Canada.
In 2009, the proportion of Internet usages in Canada overtook that of America, at mostly 100% for the figure of Canada and 80% for the data of the USA. Even though experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of population had to access to the Internet over the 10 years, the figure for Mexico was lowest, at about 40%.
The line graph illustrates the proportion of
people
who
used
the Internet in 3 distinct nations between 1999 and 2000.
It can be
seen
that there were upward trends in the number of Internet users in America, Canada, and Mexico. Despite a significant rise
in the Internet
using citizens, Mexican remained the lowest
figure
in the period shown.
To
begin
, in 1999, the number of
people
using the Internet in the USA was by far the highest rate, at about 30%, which was 20% higher than that of Mexico and almost double that
figure
in Canada.
In 2009, the proportion of Internet usages in Canada overtook that of America, at
mostly
100% for the
figure
of Canada and 80% for the data of the USA.
Even though
experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of population had to access to the Internet over the 10 years, the
figure
for Mexico was lowest, at about 40%.