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Andrej [43]
3 years ago
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Among people age 18–24, the most popular social network is _______; among people aged 35–44, the most popular social network is

________.
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castortr0y [4]3 years ago
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Answer:

FOR age between 18 and 24  is Snap chat,

age between  35 and 44  is LinkedIn

Explanation:

the most popular social networking sites for the people in the age between 18 and 24  is Snap chat,

Snap chat -  because of easy handling it is quite popular in the youth

the most popular social networking sites for the people in the age between  35 and 44  is LinkedIn

LinkedIn - it is social platform for professional where people get connected due to get any job reference or for sharing knowledge regarding their fields.

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