Graphs

The horizontal axis.

A line of best fit is a technique used in statistics. It is a line that represents the relationship between data points showing two variables. It is "best" according to some user-specified criteria. The least squares regression line is the most popularly used line of best fit but it is not the only option.

Yes you need basic knowledege of C and C++

Tabulation.

I suggest a scatter-graph of line graph, with time as the independent axis.

I don't use the word phrase myself, but I would venture to say that it is a table with 3 columns. It has the common X value on the left and two different y values on the right. For example you could have time in hours as the X and then money Billy makes at McDonalds in the middle (1st Y) and then money Jenny makes at Burger King on the right. A double t bar table allows a quick comparison of your data.

graphs are to compare and contrast data

They are more useful when you are just looking for a range of values or intervals quickly

research "infidelity"

we can graph it by getting the population & graphing it.

Land users all compete for the most accessible land within the CBD. The result is a pattern of concentric rings of land use, creating the concentric zone model. As you buy land in the CBD its more expensive as you move to the outer suburbs the land prices are cheaper.

I'm going to take a wild guess and say your timing belt broke.

One of the things we considered was the health of women. Is it common for the women in a specific country to smoke, drink or do drugs, for example.

try google

In a search engine (Google) search box type: "convert (system a i.e meters) to (system b i.e. miles" and there are conversion charts in abundance.

See the Related Links below. The site has a pie chart titled 'Religion - Major Religions of the World Ranked by Number of Adherents' as a Flash. Search for 'Religion statistics'. Other information and graphs that may answer your question are available at the site.

You need to check what the 'broadband light' means. If it means synchronisation then it means that the ADSL (asuming its adsl) signal is not getting to the router. This could be that its not live yet, theres a problem with the line, theres a problem with the filter or wiring etc. If the 'broadband light' is the connection / ppp light then it could be that the username or password are incorrect. I would advise calling your ISP's tech support or having a look in the manual. I use www.odyssey-systems.co.uk for my ADSL and they sent one of their engineers out the same day.

It would depend on your data. Different types of data are suited to different types of charts. 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. A company could have its total expenditure, 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. Surveys showing what percentage of people had particular opinions on an issue would be good for a pie chart.

An advantage of an area chart includes the fact that this chart displays graphically quantitative data in a relatively simple format. A disadvantage includes the fact that this chart can be more difficult to read than other charts and is viewed as less precise than other types of charts.

i need a graph of chewing gum?

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I was confusing Axis Titles with Axes. The solution is to turn off Data Labels and turn on Vertical Axes.