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Based on the table showing the percentage of households playing games over the net, the average rate of change from 1999 to 2003 is 3.9% per year.

<h3>What is average rate of change?</h3>

This can be found as:

= (27.9 - 12.3) / 4 years

= 3.9% per year

In 2000, the instantaneous rate of change would be:

= (Rate in 2001 - Rate in 1999) / difference in years

= (24.4 - 12.3) / (2001 - 1999)

= 6.05%

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