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A line graph basically shows it going straight up. (or a steady rate) A broken line graph will have numbers all over the place. It will be going up and down and up and down. Maybe for a example the numbers will be 10 then 50 then 2 then 100. So as you can see that graph will have lines going everywhere! hope i helped.

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