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QuestionHow do I graph 1920 population is 65,000; 1924 population is 100,000; 1925 population is 60,000?
DonaganTop AnswererLet the x-axis be one set of numbers (say, the years), and let the y-axis be the other set of numbers (say, the populations). Plot the points corresponding to each pair of numbers (a given year and its population). -
QuestionWhat is the trend when both variables increase?
DonaganTop AnswererThe trend is represented by a line moving up from left to right.
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QuestionWhat is a coefficient?
Community AnswerA coefficient is a numerical or constant quantity placed before and multiplying the variable in an algebraic expression. -
QuestionHow do I read a line graph with multiple lines?
DonaganTop AnswererThere should be an explanatory legend somewhere on the graph telling what each line represents. Each line would be read separately from the other line(s).
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QuestionWhat is an increase called in a graph?
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QuestionHow do you find the X on a graph?
DonaganTop AnswererAn X-coordinate on a graph is a distance to the left or right of the Y-axis as measured along the X-axis.
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