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Tell a Story with the Data All about graphing!

Variables and Axis Determine the variables. Dependent goes on Y axis (vertical) Independent goes on the X axis (horizontal)

Scale Let each box be equal to the same value. Take up the most amount of space!

Plot Data

Draw Graph A best fit line shows a trend.

Use a Key!

A graph tells a complete story! A- title B- dependent variable label C- independent variable label D- data E-scale F- key

Which type of graph should I use? Usually a line graph; if you are looking at the effect of one variable on another. Bar graphs compare groups. Pie charts are used for percentages.

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