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Which of these graphs does not use a legend?
Line graph
What are the parts that a graph needs?
The minimum requirement are data and a key (or legend). No axes are required if the graph is a pictogram.
What part of the graph tells what the bars or lines represent?
legend
How can you use a graph to find the growth factor?
By looking at the dots reaching the positive end of the graph and referring to the legend(if applicable)
Which part of this graph shows all the different independent variables?
Legend
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