The slope or gradient of a line that represented the change in savings over time would increase (in this case it would double). This is because in the example in your question, you would be saving twice as much money per unit time.
As such the gradient of the line would change from 20 (20 / 1) to 40 (40 / 1).
To show continual change from month to month, it would probably be better to use a line graph.
from $40.00 to $30.00 what is the percentage of savings for the month?
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if your on the pill then carry on taking them instead of having the seven free days then you wont have one the next month.
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Easy. If you have a line graph and you, say, are doing a graph on how many fruits are eaten in a month. Then lemons could be low while melons are high, then they slowly change round, so melons are low and lemons are high.Hope this helped.Improved Answer:-If they are simultaneous equations then the lines will intercept af a point on the graph
Sure, on a bar graph, each bar represents a quantity of something. If the entire graph is for a certain product, then each bar could represent the quantity sold each month. Or the entire graph could be for a particular month, with each bar representing sales during that month, for different products.
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A Bar Graph.
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