The provided line graph depicts alterations in percentage terms the changing patterns of domestic access to modern technology in homes in the UK.
The line graph demonstrates the differing patterns of domestic
access
to modern technology in proportional terms.
Overall
, the graph highlights a steady rise in the adoption of modern technologies in the UK, with the CD player showing the highest usage throughout the period. Despite starting with no presence, internet access
quickly gained popularity. Although
mobile phones
initially
had lower access
than home
computers
, they later surpassed them, with mobile phones
now having a higher adoption rate, while
home
computers
remain at a lower level.
The highest level was occupied by the CD player, which began in 1996/97 at 60 percent
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per cent
while
during this
time, internet access
did not exist. It appeared only in 1998/99 but increased by 40 percent
.
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per cent
Furthermore
, the line graph shows the percentage of the remaining types: home
computers
and mobile phones
. Initially
, home
computers
had higher usage compared to mobile phones
in 1996/97. However
, mobile phones
overtook them and grew in 1998/99. Now, mobile phone access
has increased to 60 percent
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per cent
while
home
computers
have not reached 60 percent
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per cent
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