a progressive change of one subject.
For example: your salary over time or the size of a sponge as you add drops of water.
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∙ 13y agoThere is no "this". There is no point in showing nothing on any kind of graph!
While a line graph can help with interpretation by showing the changes in values as a line, there are times when it is not the best king of graph for a particular situation. That is why other kinds of graphs have been developed.
A pie chart.
Bar Graph
For any data that can be best expressed as percentages of a whole, a pie chart or pie graph is appropriate.
There is no "this". There is no point in showing nothing on any kind of graph!
topography
Line graph
Line Graph
circle graph
While a line graph can help with interpretation by showing the changes in values as a line, there are times when it is not the best king of graph for a particular situation. That is why other kinds of graphs have been developed.
A stacked bar graph would be best to compare the different elements that make up the earth's crust. Each bar would represent the total composition of the crust, and different segments of the bar would represent the proportion of each element. This allows for easy comparison of the relative amounts of each element.
a pie graph
a pie graph
A pie chart.
months* I think the best choice would be a line graph since line graphs are known to display data that changes over time. In your question the mass probably changes throughout an owl's life. This info would show clearly in a line graph since the mass changes.
A bar graph would be best to compare how salt and baking soda dissolve in water. You can measure and compare the amount of each substance dissolved over time and represent this data in a clear and visual way using a bar graph.