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3 years ago

10. What does TALKS stand for when making a graph?

Biology

2 answers:

melamori03 [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

T Title

 Located at the top of the graph

 Includes both variables

 “The effect of [independent variable] on [dependent variable]”

A Axes  Independent variable is on the X-axis (horizontal)

 Dependent variable is on the Y-axis (vertical)

L Labels

 X-axis is labeled with the independent variable

 Y-axis is labeled with the dependent variable

 Labels on both axes have units in parenthesis following the label (if necessary)

K Key

 Key is included to the side of the graph if more than one data set is included

 Colors, patterns, or shapes clearly distinguish the different bars or lines on the

graph

 Colors, patterns or shapes are clearly identified in a key

S Scale

 Scale and interval on x-axis is appropriate and consistent

 Scale and interval on y-axis is appropriate and consistent

 Reasonable starting points are used for each axis

Inga [223]3 years ago

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Answer:

T- Title

A- Axis

L- Label

K- Key

(NOT SURE WHAT S STANDS FOR SORRY)

Explanation:

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