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Essential Question: How do you construct a data table?

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1 Essential Question: How do you construct a data table?
Data Tables Essential Question: How do you construct a data table?

2 Data Tables: Example 1 What are the characteristics of this data table? Is there any way to improve upon this data table?

3 Data Tables: Example 2 What are the characteristics of this data table? Is there any way to improve upon this data table?

4 Data Tables: Example 3 What are the characteristics of this data table? Is there any way to improve upon this data table?

5 Data Tables: Example 4 What are the characteristics of this data table? Is there any way to improve upon this data table?

6 Data Tables: Example 5 What are the characteristics of this data table? Is there any way to improve upon this data table?

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