Using data from international infant mortality rates

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Using data from international infant mortality rates Is This a Good Graph? Using data from international infant mortality rates

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

What do we learn from this data?

Is this the right type of graph?

Is this the right type of graph?

What are the important things you need on a graph? Title Labels for the data Scale Coding/colour key