The graphs below illustrate the gadgets individuals in the 18 to 25 age categories utilized to watch TV channels in Canada in 2009 and 2019.
The given pie chart demonstrates the six technological devices
that
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used
for Add a missing verb
were used
watcing
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watching
TV
programs in the population of 18 to 25 years old in Canada from 2009 to 2019. Overall
, conventional TV
was the most dominant device in 2009, but it lost its popularity over time. However
; mobile phones and flat-screen TVs became the most significant alternatives after a decade.
The three biggest TV
channels
providers were conventional TVs, desktop computers,and laptops, with 34%, 18%, and 20%; respectively. The common feature of these machines was their popularity declined Change the noun form
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in
the period of ten years. Conventional TVs saw the biggest drop with Change preposition
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decrease
of 30%, and replaced the Add an article
a decrease
the decrease
last
rank in 2019. These devices
total attribution was decreased to around Change noun form
devices'
a
one-third of the total.
The three remaining smart devices inclined their Correct article usage
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TV
channels
watching ratio from 2009 to 2019. Fix the agreement mistake
channel
Smart phone
(15%), and Correct your spelling
Smartphone
flat screen
(8%) users for watching Add a hyphen
flat-screen
TV
programs increased to 27%, and 26%, by order in 2019.Submitted by historicalpen on
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