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Anjuli performed an experiment to determine the respiration rate of yeast. She determined this by measuring the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) that was produced. Then, she created the following graph.
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Her teacher suggested that she redraw her graph as a line graph. Why should she redraw the graph?
A line graph looks better in a scientific report.
She was measuring a rate of change.
She had graphed the wrong relationship.
Her experiment had many different variables.
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She was measuring a rate of change.
Because CO2 production was measured over time (a continuous variable), a line graph is the correct way to show how the value changes and to display trends/interpolation. Bar graphs are for comparing discrete categories, not continuous change.
Because CO2 production was measured over time (a continuous variable), a line graph is the correct way to show how the value changes and to display trends/interpolation. Bar graphs are for comparing discrete categories, not continuous change.
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