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2 years ago

How can I arrange this

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Anestetic [448]2 years ago

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Answer:

The Independent Variable shall always be the X-Axis

The Dependent Variable shall always be the Y-Axis

The title is up to you!!

See the Screenshot for graph!!

Step-by-step explanation:

First, label the axis whether x or y.

I insist you to do months as the x-axis and the # of deer for the y-axis.

**The y-axis can show differences and variations in the data which is why that is crucial to have the number of deer as the y-axis.**

Now, label the axises meaning you need to use the coordinate to make precise labels! On the y-axis, you need to mark it going up by 5's because the frequency of the data can go up or down 5.

After labeling the y-axis, the x-axis shall have 6 categories which have to have room in order to create a bar graph.

Now, graph! The Screenshot gives a clear definition.

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The independent variable is a variable that doesn't depend on another one.

The Dependent is the opposite of the independent.

The independent variable shall always be the X-Axis

The Dependent Variable shall always be the Y-Axis

The title is up to you!!

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