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1. GRAPHS. 2. What is a graph?. A graph is a visual display of information or data. Why use a graph? It allows us to interpret information faster and easier than a data table. 3. Line Graphs. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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What What isis a graph? a graph?•A graph is a visual display A graph is a visual display of information or data.of information or data.

•Why use a graph?Why use a graph?•It allows us to interpret It allows us to interpret information faster and information faster and easier than a data table.easier than a data table.

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Line Graphs•Line graphs are effective at showing a relationship where the dependent variable (DV) changes due to a change in the independent variable (IV).

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•The DV is placed on the y-Axis (vertical axis). The IV is placed on the x-Axis (horizontal axis).

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Bar GraphsBar GraphsBar graphs are useful

for comparing information collected by

counting.

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Again, tables aren’t always the most efficient way to

interpret data.

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Circle GraphsCircle Graphs•Circle graphs are sometimes called pie graphs.

•Circle graphs show how a fixed quantity is broken down into percentages.

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Important Stuff• Remember: The independent

variable (IV) goes on the X-axis (horizontal axis).

• The dependent variable (DV) goes on the Y-axis (vertical axis).

• Label both axes!!!

• Include your units!!! • Keep your scale consistent for

each axis.

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