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What do you mean the word interpret data?
It means to organize your data
What is used to organize data?
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How frequency tables and graphs help organize data?
frequency table helps us organize data in a categorial or norminal way.
How is is helpful to organize data in a table or a graph?
it keep you organize and can show the increase and decrease
What is the best way to organize data to show how a sunflower grew?
Recommend you organize the data sequentially; in time order.Example:Prepared the materials.Planted the seed.Watered the seed.Nurtured the plant.Observed growth.
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