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Qualitative Graphs Chapter 4 Lesson 9

Think about the word “quality”. What does it mean? Vocabulary Think about the word “quality”. What does it mean? Qualitative Graph: ______________________________________________________ Graph used to represent situations that may not have numerical values A graph with NO NUMBERS!

Describe the change in the water level over time.

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