The line graph below shows the percentage of people in Africa subscribing to mobile and fixed-line phones from 1994 to 2004.

The line graph below provides an analysis of citizens in Africa joining cell and landline

phones

.

This

analysis takes a decade, from 1994 to 2004 and covers 100 inhabitants.

Overall

, the

residence

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phones

slightly increased,

while

mobile

phones

had sharp growth from the beginning.

However

fixed-line

phones

had more amount of people than other kinds of

phones

. In 1994, subscribing people on residence

phones

more than mobile by approximately 1

percent

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per cent

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,

furthermore

,

percentage

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the percentage

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of using new gadgets stayed higher than old only after 7 years. Joiners to cell

phones

was

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were

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0.6

percent

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per cent

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. In 2001, a new gadget crossed the blue indicator and didn’t stop its enormous climb,

while

the blue line had a really minimal up. From

this

period of time, the percentage of those

phones

was around 2,8.

To sum up

, we can see that

at the end

of the 2004 year, the percentage of home

phones

reached

to

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3,1,

whereas

cell

phones

had 8.8 per cent.