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How does a historian use math?
To study statistics, economic, time lines, and examine records
Which kind graph would you use to show how something changes over time?
a line graph
Which kind of visual aid would you use to show changes over time?
A Line Graph
Why would you use a line chart instead of a column chart?
You use a line chart to show changes over time, for the same value. The line goes up or down, depending on the change over time. A column chart is more commonly used to compare independent values.
How a number line and a time line similar mathematically?
They both use numbers.
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