Graphs

You can use different colors or symbols to differentiate between the different plots.

No, scatter plot gives a rough picture of the data. Line graph gives information on tabulated data

Radians or degrees

Straight line graphs show continuous data (like your distance from something over time). Ones that have skips in the line are representations of noncontinuous, or discrete data (like how many papers you have in a folder).

pie graph

Rises and falls.

Decide why you want to make a line graph and not some other form of graph.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

Click on the particular slice you want to explode, ensuring that it is selected. Then just drag it out. If the whole pie is selected, all slices will explode, which is why it is important to make sure only one slice is selected before dragging.

No, there is not a specific name.

I suggest you go to your math book and look at an example of graphs. Basically, it is a box with labels on the bottom (horizontal axis) of the box representing the items you are graphing and along the vertical axis you will have data. You will put in bars of different colors to represent the data corresponding with the labels. A double bar graph would be two of these.

yes

The legend or key.

Parts of a whole.

It is an estimate of the probability distribution of a continuous variable. Its main purpose is to roughly assess the probability distribution of a given variable by depicting the frequencies of observations occurring in certain ranges of values.

Electronic and conducting measurements.

For example this includes the values of resistors, capacitors, inductors, screw sizes, metal thicknesses, motor ratings, cog teeth-count, etc.

68.4 degrees.

Since there is nothing in "these" the answer is none of them.

to help them compare weather date

Before going to its advantages and dis advantages , I would like to tell you why line graph is used.

Basically line graph is one of the main tool of Problem Solving techniques.

Line graph is the graphical presentation of the collected data in order to understand , analyze, conclude the data in a most easiest way

Lets take the example of an organization,

Every Organization is constituted of various processes. All the processes are well defined in terms of time, productivity and quality. But are all the processes under control? To get this information , we plot the line graph.

The first step to plot the line graph is to gather the data first of the division/department/issue/ problem of which you want to see the current trend.

Take an another example of data collection

We take the data of a man whose temperature we recorded at different time

@Time 10.00 : Temp: 101 degree Celsius

@Time 11.00 : Temp: 104 degree Celsius

@Time 12.00 : Temp: 100 Degree Celsius

@Time 1.00 : Temp: 98 degree Celsius

and so on

Then Represent this data on the X-Y axis taking time ( always) on x axis and Temperature on Y axis

Advantages of Line Graph:

Since this graph is always represented with respect to time so the graph reader can analyse the status of the activity/Task/ Process/issue/problem/ temperature ( as defined above) @ different time variations. And there where we see the status is out of control ( i.e. at peak or at far bottom), this graph exhibits the need of improvement.

Time may be months, Days, dates, hours, seconds, minutes etc.

Disadvantage of line graph:

Graph only represents the trend. But it doesn't go to the root cause of the identified issue .

As in above example of the collected data of temperature at different time , only indicates the temperature. But doesn't tell how this temperature occurred, the graph doesn't represent.

i would say yes! :)because the graph would should the main goods of hawii

No it isn't. Line graphs are used for that. Circle graph show values compared to all of the values.

A pie chart can only have one series. So you are usually showing how a block of data is split up, like slices in a pie, and how much each element contributes to the whole lot. So you could have the population of a country and split it up into male and female. The full pie is the whole population and the two slices are how many males and females there are. A company could have its total spending, and in slices show how much goes on different aspects of what they spend it on. Slices can be shown with values or with percentages.

Bar charts are used for more than one series normally, though they can show one series only too. They can be used to compare data. The data does not have to be directly related, which it is often showing separate series of data. So it could be showing students and how much they got in an exam, comparing this against their other exams or against other students.

Because it is a circle. You don't say .25 of your friend's head, you say 25%. It's pretty much just the way things go...