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What graph would best show the relationship between two quantities as those quantities are changing?
parabola
Which analysis tools would best show the relationship between two quantities as those quantities are changing?
line graph
Which representation of the observed data is best to show quantities instead of trends?
bar graph
This graph helps to show the relative sizes of quantities under different conditions?
bar graph.
Which type graph would best show the temperature for each day last month?
a bar graph
What graph would best show the relationship between two quantities as those quantities are changing?
parabola
What is the best graphic to show quantities?
which of these is best shown on a bar graph?
Which analysis tools would best show the relationship between two quantities as those quantities are changing?
line graph
Which representation of the observed data is best to show quantities instead of trends?
bar graph
Which graph would you use to show percentages?
A pie graph is best for using to show percentages.
What would be the most effective type of graph to show quantity?
I would think a bar graph or column graph would be best for this.
This graph helps to show the relative sizes of quantities under different conditions?
bar graph.
What graph would best show percents?
circle graph /aka/ pie chart
Which graph would best show what percent of you class wears glasses?
any of these graphs would be it: bar graph line graph circle graph
What kind of graph would best show the number of siblings of the students in your class?
circle graph
What type of graph would be best to use to show increase in heart rate?
A line graph.
What type of graph show quantity?
I would argue that the best graph would be the bar graph, and if you can get it to be labeled with the numbers, then that's even better. Quantities of what, though? It depends on what information you're trying to present. If it's finances and this is a professional (I'm only assuming) setting, then I probably would choose either a pie chart or a scatter plot (pref. with lines connecting each drop or rise in the visual)...it's up to you, though. Which works best for what you're trying to convey?
