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What is A line graph in the coordinate plane that has no breaks in it is called?
A continuous graph ?
What is A graph that can be drawn without any breaks?
A continuous graph.
What is a line graph in the coordinate plane that has no breaks in it?
It is a continuous line graph.
A function whose graph has no gaps or breaks?
continuous
What is the top of a graph called?
What do you mean by "top of the graph"? Do you mean the highest value? The top of the graph is called "the top of the graph" There's no term for it.
What is A line graph in the coordinate plane that has no breaks in it is called?
A continuous graph ?
What are the zigzag lines on a graph called?
line breaks
What is a graph with no breaks in it?
If a graph has no breaks in it, it is continuous.
What is A graph that can be drawn without any breaks?
A continuous graph.
What is a line graph in the coordinate plane that has no breaks in it?
It is a continuous line graph.
What is a line graph in the coordinate plane that has no breaks in it a qualitative graph a continuous graph a discrete graph a cosmograph?
Not qualitative
A function whose graph has no gaps or breaks?
continuous
The graph of a quadratic equation is called a?
The graph of a quadratic equation is called a parabola.The graph of a quadratic equation is called a parabola.The graph of a quadratic equation is called a parabola.The graph of a quadratic equation is called a parabola.
What is a speed and time graph called?
it is called a motion graph
What is the top of a graph called?
What do you mean by "top of the graph"? Do you mean the highest value? The top of the graph is called "the top of the graph" There's no term for it.
Can you put a break in the middle of a graph?
In a graph, breaks should typically be avoided as they can mislead viewers and distort the data representation. Instead, consider using two separate graphs or axes to clearly present the data without breaks.
What is a graph of distinct points called?
A scatter graph.
