The label on the y-axis or vertical axis.
The bars in a bar graph represent the data values for different categories, with the height or length of each bar indicating the magnitude of the value. The axis labels provide context by identifying the categories being compared and the scale for measurement. Additionally, a title often summarizes what the graph depicts, helping viewers understand the overall information being represented.
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It is the legend or key.
legend
The legend.
The KEY or LEGEND tells the viewer what the lines represent. The labels along the axes usually tell the viewer what the units are, but the title of the graph can be used to tell the viewer the units as well or instead.
The bars in a bar graph represent the data values for different categories, with the height or length of each bar indicating the magnitude of the value. The axis labels provide context by identifying the categories being compared and the scale for measurement. Additionally, a title often summarizes what the graph depicts, helping viewers understand the overall information being represented.
The title of the graph provides a clear indication of what the graph is about, summarizing the main topic or data being presented. Additionally, the labels on the axes offer further context by specifying the variables being measured and their units. Together, these elements help the viewer quickly understand the focus and purpose of the graph.
No. The slope on a speed vs time graph tells the acceleration.
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The title tells what a map shows
The part of a graph that indicates what the bars or lines represent is called the legend or key. This section provides information about the categories, data sets, or variables displayed in the graph, allowing the viewer to interpret the data accurately. In some graphs, labels directly on the axes may also clarify what the bars or lines signify.
It is the legend or key.
Event Viewer tells you where and when errors happen including Windows Startup.
it tells you data
legend
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