Graphs

Exploded Pie Chart

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the intervals on the side are different

To make an appropriate display, you must put the numbers on the side,the title above it,and the words underneath to describe what you are showing.For example,if it was weeks you would put ''weeks'' to show that you are describing the weeks.

y=xn±a is a broken line when x<0 (negative number), a can be any number except ∞(infinity).

1.independent variable on x axis

2.dependent variable on y axis

3.units of measurement in parenthesis

4.scale on x-and y axis

a. starts with zero

b. evenly spaced- each box has the same value

c. written next to the line not the spaces

d. allows the graph to take up as much space as possible

e. scale extends beyond data

If it is done correctly it should. That is the purpose of a pie chart; to show how each data item fits into the entire data set.

a break means dat it allows the rest of a rising graph to get lower

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only one person died of the black death while in a pie chart, his name was Vladimir Von Gooblestoven and he was a great mathematician.

in the first column on the left

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1. In the first column, list the components in the food.
2. In the second column, list the percent each component in the food.
3. Ensure the total percent equals 100%. If not, fix your list.
4. Highlight list of percents.
5. On the Insert ribbon (Excel 2007) select pie chart.
6. Observe a pie chart on the worksheet.
7. Move the pie chart (click & drag) to the location where you want it displayed.
8. Edit the pie chart to include the food components as labels.
9. Edit the pie chart to look how you like.
10. Make any final tweaks you desire.
11. Done.

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wha is the interval on a line graph, scale from 0-25?..

A sector is a wedge of a circle.

After you make your chart in Excel, just click and drag the slice you want to separate.

Because you can see how each data item compares to the whole data set. A larger percent would show a larger slice of pie. It will be immediately clear that 50% is half of the pie.

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Along the horizontal axis.

You can get more information about the answer to a ordered pair, etc.

Take all of the results of the data and put them in numerical order. Then cross them off starting at the lowest then skipping and going to the highest, lowest then skipping and going to the highest, lowest then skipping and going to the highest, and keep on doing this until you are left with one number. If you are left with two numbers find the number closest to the middle of both of them.

The bar graph is best suited to show the frequency of categorical data, like how many of a type of cookie is sold, or how many girls and how many boys get good grades.

It would show a slice on the pie that is equal to one twelfth of the total size of the pie.

If your comment is in reference to Excel, both types of charts are just as easy to calculate.