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How would you show a bar with height 13 on this graph?
The answer will depend on what "this graph" is!
Which type of graph would you use to show the number of pages in each book on the shelf and what graph?
bar graph
Which kind graph would you use to show how something changes over time?
a line graph
What graph shows trends and how data changes over time?
A line graph would show this.
Which type graph would best show the temperature for each day last month?
a bar graph
Jose wanted to make a graph to show his budget for the month What type of graph would be the most appropriate to graph for Jose to use?
line graph
Which graph would you use to show percentages?
A pie graph is best for using to show percentages.
What would be the most effective type of graph to show quantity?
I would think a bar graph or column graph would be best for this.
How would you show a bar with height 13 on this graph?
The answer will depend on what "this graph" is!
What graph would you use to show monthly temperature for the year?
You can use a bar graph or a line graph.
Which type of graph would you use to show the number of pages in each book on the shelf and what graph?
bar graph
What graph would you use to show how fixed quantity is broken into parts?
circle graph
What graph would best show percents?
circle graph /aka/ pie chart
Can a pie graph be used to show trends?
it can but it would be hard it would be a lot easier to use a line graph
Why you use semi-log graph over normal graph?
why would you use a semi-logarithmic graph instead of a linear one?what would the curve of the graph actually show?
Would a line graph or bar graph be better for showing the number of birds of each color in a population?
a bar graph because the line graph shows something in a period of time. Also a bar graph would show the number of birds and the color of them at the time while a line graph would show only the number of birds and the time.
What graph shows trends and how data changes over time?
A line graph would show this.
