x - independent, y is dependent
When plotTing data over time, for example: horizontal axis: fish stock and vertical axis: year (1990-2010).
A graph is an image representing a mathematical concept, such as the relationship between a set of linked objects, or that of a set of points and the function operating on those points. A data chart is an image which visually presents the relationship between two data sets, one of which may or may not be a function of the other. There is some overlap, as a particular graph can also be a data chart. For example, a plotting of the parabola defined by the function y=x2 is a graph. A plotting of the variable curve defined by the number of animals in a region vs. the amount of available food is a data chart. And a plotting of the logarithmically-curved line showing how the mass of stars relates to their age could very well be both.
tools for collecting scientific data....one tool for recording,collecting, and analyzing data is a microscope :)))
A Graph containing data!! :)
one advantage is that you could then see if there were any rises or falls in the type of data that you are collecting e.g. temperature
a graph
Mathematics used in collecting data because factors of numbers would be operated.
x - independent, y is dependent
A broken line graph shows information by plotting points of information on the graph and are connected with a line. This is used to show continuous data.
Em depends on the points your plotting on the graph. If they are evenly distributed then it's probably a linear graph.
Understanding the human mind.
hell naw fedlin was here
time is normally the horizontal line
Any graph can be used for such a purpose.
It is a description of the Slope of the line with respect to the two variables you are plotting. In Statistics, you may be plotting AGE versus Car Mileage and a line drawn through the data is the Trend Line.
A semi-log graph is used in plotting exponential graphs. It is used in graphing data with a very large range on one axis which does not follow a linear progression.