The line graph shows the percentage of the US population usin the internet from

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The line graph shows the percentage of the US population usin the internet from 2007 through 2013. Use the graph to solve Exercises 47-52. (In Exercises 47-52, be sure to refer to the graph at the bottom of the previous page.) For the period shown, in which year did the greatest percentage of the U.S. population use the Internet? What percentage of the population used the Internet in that year? For the period shown, in which year did the least percentage of the U.S. population use the Internet? What percentage of the population used the Internet in that year? For the period shown, between which two years did the percentage of the U.S. population using the Internet remain constant? What percentage of the population used the Internet in those years? For the period shown, between which two years did the percentage of the U.S. population using the Internet increase most rapidly? What was the increase in the percentage using the Internet between those years? For the period shown, between which two years did the percentage of the US. population using the Internet decrease most rapidly? What was the decrease in the percentage using the Internet between those years? Between 2007 and 2013, what was the increase in the percentage of the U.S. population using the Internet?

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Dear Student Thank you for using Chegg !! 47) Which year greatest percentage of US population use the internet As per graph the year when maximum population used internet is 2013 % Population = 84% 48) Least percentage year using internet is 2011 Least Population 70% 49) Percentage population using nternet remain constant between 2009 to 2010 % population = 71% 50) Most rapid increase between 2011 ~2012 Increase in percentage = 70% to 79% i.e. 79 - 70 =9%

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