The table illustrates the reasons why different age groups in the Australia use internet services. The information shown six circumstances in four age groups from 11-19, 20-29, 30-39, and 40 and over years old.
Based on the chart, teenagers who where 11-19 years old, reached the highest percentage 36% in age group who spending their time for the purpose of study, while 40 and over year old use the least. Likewise, it is stated that E-mail was another cause of many young students have to use internet for with the highest in among six reasons 40%, 20-29 for 41%, 30-39 for 41%, and 38% for age group 40 and over. Likewise, online chatting follows the same trend. In contrast, most of the young people seldom access to E-Banking, and others as low as 2 percentage, followed by 40 and over 20%, 30-39 11%, and 20-29 years old 5%. Similar trend went to online shopping which majority users were adult, and shallow in adolescent.
Overall, there has been a rise in people spending online in order to improve their knowledge studying social reasons such as education, networking, and Email.
The table illustrates the reasons why
different
age
groups
in the Australia
use
internet services. The information shown six circumstances in four
age
groups
from 11-19, 20-29, 30-39, and 40 and
over
years
old
.
Based on the chart,
teenagers
who where 11-19 years
old
, reached the highest percentage 36% in
age
group
who spending their time for the purpose of study, while 40 and
over
year
old
use
the least.
Likewise
, it
is stated
that E-mail was another cause of
many
young students
have to
use
internet for with the highest in among six reasons 40%, 20-29 for 41%, 30-39 for 41%, and 38% for
age
group
40 and
over
.
Likewise
, online chatting follows the same trend.
In contrast
, most of the young
people
seldom access to E-Banking,
and others
as low as 2 percentage, followed by 40 and
over
20%, 30-39 11%, and 20-29 years
old
5%. Similar trend went to online shopping which majority users were adult, and shallow in adolescent.
Overall
, there has been a rise in
people
spending online in order to
improve
their knowledge studying social reasons such as education, networking, and Email.