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3 years ago

Help would be very much appreciated

Mathematics

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drek231 [11]3 years ago

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First of all, you need graph paper. Then make a cross, the horizontal line is x and the vertical line is y. You then number somewhat like the following picture. Then you graph it by following the line from x first then y. That’s all I can do for you! I hope you can figure this out!
( this is where you can find the picture! Hope this helps) https://www.geyerinstructional.com/media/product/86c/173008-dry-erase-xy-axis-graph-magnet-numbered-axis-7a4.jpg

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