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Ninja Graphing Histograms

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Ninja Graphing . Histograms . Difference ???. Histogram . Bar Graph. Histograms. Histograms are very similar to simple bar graphs with one exception--- the bar represents a range of values rather than one single value . intervals must all be of equal magnitude. Brook silverside . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ninja Graphing

Histograms

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Difference ???

Histogram Bar Graph

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•Histograms are very similar to simple bar graphs with one exception--- the bar represents a range of values rather than one single value.

•intervals must all be of equal magnitude

Histograms

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Brook silverside

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What’s Wrong?

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What does the rubric mean?

• Scaled to fit paper = margins on all sides are less than 5 cm (not exactly but less than)

• Each square on the graph paper should have the same value for each axis (for example x- axis each box could be 5 units/box and y axis could be 25 units/ box) but you cannot change values along the axis

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Whats Wrong?

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Whats Wrong?

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Scaled to fit Paper

• How much space is left on paper?

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Ninja Graphing

Line Graphs

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Variables / which axis?

• Dependent variable – what you measure• Independent variable – what is changedIdentify the dependent and independent variable

Amount of Ethylene

Wine sap Apples-days to maturity

Golden Apples : days to maturity

Gala Apples: Days to Maturity

10 14 14 15

15 12 12 13

20 11 9 10

25 10 7 9

30 8 7 8

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The Hypothesis

• If independent variable, then dependent variable.

• Write a hypothesis for this problem.

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X or Y axis

• Label the x and y axis correctly

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Extrapolation