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A break on a line graph typically indicates a discontinuity in the data, often used to represent a significant gap or missing values in the dataset. It is visually represented by a jagged line or a zigzag symbol, signaling that the data does not connect at that point. This can help viewers quickly identify where data is absent or where a sudden change occurs. Such breaks are important for accurately interpreting trends and fluctuations in the data.

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