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Calculate the coordinates of three points, and plot the points on the graph. Draw a straight line through them.To calculate the coordinates, assign any value for "x", replace in the equation, and solve for "y".Note that two points are enough in theory; the third is for additional verification, in case you commit some mistake.
Only one.
The x co-ordinate of each point on a vertical line is the same. So pick two points with the same x coordinates and with y-coordinates as far apart as the scale allows and join them.
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2 points
Plot points on Cartesian coordinates.
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Calculate the coordinates of three points, and plot the points on the graph. Draw a straight line through them.To calculate the coordinates, assign any value for "x", replace in the equation, and solve for "y".Note that two points are enough in theory; the third is for additional verification, in case you commit some mistake.
Only one.
The x co-ordinate of each point on a vertical line is the same. So pick two points with the same x coordinates and with y-coordinates as far apart as the scale allows and join them.
use cartesian coordinates
Draw the axes. Plot the two intercepts. Draw a line connecting the two points
use cartesian coordinates
use cartesian coordinates
You draw a series of line segments joining the points which would be the middle of the top of each bar of the histogram.
With only two points you don't know the direction of the graph. Drawing a graph using only two points can result in the diagram being wrong.
To draw a polar curve, first choose an angle range (usually 0 to 2π) and a function that describes the distance from the origin for each angle. As you increment the angle and calculate the corresponding radius, plot the points on polar coordinates (angle, radius) to form the curve. Connect the points smoothly to visualize the shape of the curve.