II. Graphing (p.48-51) Types of graphs Graphing & Density

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II. Graphing (p.48-51) Types of graphs Graphing & Density Ch. 2 - Measurement II. Graphing (p.48-51) Types of graphs Graphing & Density

A. Types of Graphs Line Graph shows the relationship between 2 variables Dependent Variable Independent Variable

A. Types of Graphs Bar Graph shows information collected by counting

A. Types of Graphs Pie Graph shows distribution of parts within a whole quantity

B. Graphing & Density Mass (g) Volume (cm3)

The Perfect Graph 5 points all graphs need to have 1. Title 2. Label Axis w/ correct units 3. Choose an appropriate interval for axis 4. Use a straight edge 5. Best fit line