You would use a bar graph to show data changes over time or to show comparisons among items. A line graph can also be used to show data changes over time or comparisons.
A pie/circle graph would be used to show the relative amount/size of items in a data set.
A scatter plot is used to show trends and similarities in a large number of data points.
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If the data is discrete, you use a bar graph; if it's continuous then you use a line graph or a histogram.
It depends on the experiment. You could use any graph that would best represent the data that you have gathered from your experiment. bar graphs, line plots, and line graphs are just a few examples.
use a graph or a chart
it's debend on the hypothesis.
Draw a list of pictures about what you had to do kind of like instructions and there is you chart
Line graph
this answer would be: graph
It depends on the experiment. You could use any graph that would best represent the data that you have gathered from your experiment. bar graphs, line plots, and line graphs are just a few examples.
based on what they give u
use a graph or a chart
The type of graph you would use would be a PICTURE GRAPH or a TALLY CHART
A scientist would not use a graph to explain the methodology.
A scientist would not use a graph to explain the methodology.
it's debend on the hypothesis.
You can use a bar graph or a line graph.
you would use a line graph
Draw a list of pictures about what you had to do kind of like instructions and there is you chart
line graph