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The best graph to use in your situation is a line graph. A line graph shows data along a period of time, and your bean plants grew over a period of time. If you did different sets of data like one bean plant got no radiation, one got some, and one got a lot, then mark each one across the line graph in different colors for each one. The colors should be dark and easy to see.

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