What are some words that have the word "graph" in it?
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autograph, seismograph, polygraph, homograph, heliograph, radiogrpah, telegraph, chronograph, dictograph, digraph, ergograph, hygrothermograph, micrograph, monograph, myograph, oscillograph, odograph, pictograph, psychograph, sphygmograph, spirograph.\n\nP.S: All these words exist. Most are measuring instruments.
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Sphere\nCylinder\nCone\nWedge
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cat\ncut\ncan't\ncouldn't\ncontent\nconstant\nclout\nCroat\nchest\ncheat\nclot\nCorot\ncroft\ncraft\ncroquet\ncarrot\ncourt\ncrust\ncount\ncoot\ncot\ncrout\ncoat\n\nSorry, that's all I got.
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On a graph, these are the points where the line you are drawing crosses the "x" and "y" axis.  It's hard to give an example without drawing a graph, but you can see some here:\n\nhttp://www.tpub.com/math1/13a.htm
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Did you mean chart?\n\nHere's the steps:\n\nInsert Menu > Picture > Chart.
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Depends:\n\nYou can have as many as needed.  As an example I can have a horizontal axis with time variable in increments of years, a variable T.\nThen I can have 1 or 43 or whatever number of bar graphs coming out of each year as x1, x2, x3, etc. to represent maybe toy sales of x1=# cars, x2=# dolls, x3=# balloons, etc. as different colored bars.\n\nAs for a line graph if it is a single line like the number line it usually will have only one variable represented.
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http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper/\n\nGood Luck
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Exponential graphs appear EVERYWHERE in the real world. \n\nFor example, they are used in :\n\n1. radioactive dating\n2. acoustic analysis of theatres\n3. stock market management\n4. estimation of stellar magnitudes\n5. analysis of the pH of solutions\n6. analysis of earthquakes\n7. tuning pianos\n8. tempering musical scales\n\nand many many more places.
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you can use Microsoft Spread Sheet or Excell add all the data and it will make you all kinds of graphs
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Make a table of values.  Then plot the points.  Your graph should be a "V" shape (not a parabola which is U shaped)---whether upright, sideways, or downwards.
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Here's a website I found that might be of some use:\n\nhttp://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/graphing/
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2 words:\n\nGOOGLE\n\nand\n\nPHOTOSHOP
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Yes, scatter graphs, but why not try one for males, one for females, and one for all. Investigate if scatter graphs for different groups of people have different lines of best fit. Good luck with your coursework.
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homographs are words spelled the same but of different meaning,lead(direct),and lead(metal),bear(to carry),and bear(the animal),hooky(full of hooks or barbs)and hooky(to be absent),hood(a covering for the head),and hood(slang for hoodlum).
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I'm not sure the official difference between a chart and a table, but the difference between those and a graph is that a graph plots the data points that are given in the chart/table.  A graph is a graphical representation of data, a chart/table is a method of organizing the data.
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it means draw the graph.
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Transitive - expressing an action from a subject to an object.\n\nPictograph - picture representing a word or idea; hieroglyph\n\nVerbalizations - expressing in words\n\nAssuming this is in response to T-Shirt |-|ell's Newest shirt, the transitive pictograph verbalizations is the I **heart** part.  The heart expresses love from the wearer of the shirt to the fact that they love using the heart symbol, the heart itself is the pictograph, and it expresses the word 'love'.