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Mobile Phone Ownership • Of the 200 million adults who owned mobiles in 2010, 70 million owned smartphones. • By 2014, 230 million adults owned mobiles and 56.5 million more adults owned smartphones than in 2010. • In 2018, 250 million adults owned mobiles and non-smartphone users dropped by 72.5 million compared to 2010. Question Arrange the smartphone to non-smartphone percentages across the 3 years.

          Mobile Phone Ownership
• Of the 200 million adults who owned mobiles in 2010, 70 million owned smartphones.
• By 2014, 230 million adults owned mobiles and 56.5 million more adults owned smartphones than in 2010.
• In 2018, 250 million adults owned mobiles and non-smartphone users dropped by 72.5 million compared to 2010.

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Arrange the smartphone to non-smartphone percentages across the 3 years.

Mobile Phone Ownership
• Of the 200 million adults who owned mobiles in 2010, 70 million owned smartphones.
• By 2014, 230 million adults owned mobiles and 56.5 million more adults owned smartphones than in 2010.
• In 2018, 250 million adults owned mobiles and non-smartphone users dropped by 72.5 million compared to 2010.

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Arrange the smartphone to non-smartphone percentages across the 3 years.

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Introductory and Intermediate Algebra for College Students

Robert Blitzer 6th Edition

Chapter 2

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This means 130 million had non-smartphones. The smartphone to non-smartphone ratio was 70:130 or 35:65 in percentage terms. - In 2014, 56.5 million more adults owned smartphones than in 2010. This means 126.5 million adults owned smartphones. Out of 230 million Show more…

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