Graphing Lesson Slideshow

title

title, what is your x-axis, what is your y-axis

what is your x-axis, what is your y-axis

The types of activity

Heart rates

graphing

the heart rate of the activities

the activities

how many people were in the experiment

running

resting

swimming

jumping jacks

comparing different groups, each group has a bar

making a pie shape graph

showing a line going up or down

June

August

October

changes over a short period of time

changes over a long period of time

changes over long and short periods of time

April

May

March

January

August

February

July

March

a pie chart

a round graph

a pie plate

a bar graph

I pick, the independent variable.

the data, it depends, the dependent variable.

the control.

romance

comedy

action

drama

used to determine the relationship between 2 different things

used to determine the scattering direction of the data

used to record the number of items in an experiment

a positive relationship

a negative relationship

a neutral relationship

too difficult to know for sure what is happening.

the dependent variable, it's the data we recorded

the independent variable, it's the part I set up

the bonus variable

to make a  title

to space the data evenly

to label the x-axis

roybgiv

dry mix

old mix

indi dependi