Graphs

Agricultural Products= Top 5 are green house + nursery products, pineapples, sugar cane, macadamia nuts and coffee.

Minerals = Quartz from Oahu and Maui, and Epistilbite from Oahu.

Manufactured Goods= Cotton cloth, processed foods, Newspapers, clay, stone, glass, and clothing.


Hope I helped, Mrs Johnson....-_-

it is a pie chart that shows the different groups of food many call it a healthy diet pie chart

You can find insustry information from a 2004 survey at the related links and create your own pie chart.

EXAMPLE:

Transportation equipment manufacturing > Total cost of materials = $4,392,110,000.00

If you have the pattern you can transfer to any kind of paper, if you need to trace a pattern use tracing paper and transfer on to heavy weight paper, you can do this a couple of ways, carbon paper or once you have traced your pattern flip it over and use a soft lead pencil and scribble over your traced lines, flip it back over and lay it on your heavy weight paper, tape down and trace again, now you have your pattern on your chosen paper.

I know that this answer is very short but,

You can't.

You can only take photographs in black and white. It's sucks, doesn't it? ^-^

Zeldafan 99: You CAN take color pictographs. Otherwise there would be no way to help with the Anton&Linda sidequest, no way to help Kamo (the depressed dude who sits on the stairs on windfall island), and therefore no way to get all 20 heart containers. Nintendo would make sure it is possible to complete the game 100% before sending it out.

And even if those two sidequests were not available, then explain why Second Quest has the Deluxe Picto Box in your inventory automatically.

This is how you do it

Required: at least 1 empty bottle, access to Forest Haven, black-and white pictograph.

Go to Forest Haven and enter the chamber that the Deku Tree lives in. You should see several glowing balls around the ground, which are Forest Fireflies. Swing your bottle towards them until one is captured. Link will hold up the bottle although capturing fireflies is not very special, even if it's a FOREST firefly. Return to Lenzo, show him the bottle (but don't release it, or you have to capture it again) and he will take that and your picto box and turn it into the Deluxe Picto Box.

One significant advantage of a picture graph is its ability to convey information in a way that almost anyone is able to comprehend. They are also great for utilizing in a learning environment.

first make your graph with all the points and then once you've done that and you have your graph... double click on one of the scale values on either the x or y axis, look for the 'scale' tab and check the box 'logarithmic scale'....hope it helps

The above is incorrect. There is no option for log scale on the x axis. The data will have to be provided in in logarithmic scale for the x axis to depict it as such.

A bar chart can do that. There are lots of types. You can have standard ones, or stacked bar charts.

Data that can be controlled on a bar graph is known as an independent variable and can include things like temperature, time, depth, etc. This data is placed on the horizontal X axis.

No, the shortest bar would be C

In line graphs, the values measured on the vertical axis typically depend on the values on the horizontal axis, illustrating trends over time or relationships between variables. Similarly, in bar graphs, the height of the bars on the vertical axis represents different categories or groups, which are determined by the categories labeled on the horizontal axis. Both types of graphs effectively convey how one variable changes in relation to another.

You can either use multiple bars: these are bars for single variables which appear in groups. Sometimes it is appropriate to use stacked bars, where the bar for the groups are stacked, one on top of another.

it is often difficult to solve complicated problems alone

If there is one independent variable, and one or more dependent variables, then they would be plotted on the y-axis. If there are a mix of discrete and continuous variables, then the continuous variables should be plotted on the y-axis. In general, though, any variable can be plotted on the y-axis.

Yes. When the person for whom the statistical analyses is carried out is someone who cannot easlly take in information in visual form.

Graphs are a convenient way to display relationships between variables.

A bar graph cannot have classes with different width. The height of a bar graph represents the frequency attributed to that class whereas in a histogram the area of a "bar" is proportional to the frequency, the height represents the frequency density.

If the border of each column in a histogram has a clearly marked outline then it has an outliner.

It is sometimes called the gradient.

If one of the variables was independent or if there was a causal relationship between the two variables, then that variable would be placed on the x-axis. If there were no independent variable but one of them was discrete then that would usually be on the x-axis. Otherwise, any variable could be placed on the x-axis.

A barplot is another term for a bar chart, a graph in the form of boxes of different heights, with each box representing a different value or category of data.