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    The document discusses crop production and growth over time. It includes a line graph showing the growth of corn over 3 weeks, with the corn growing 2cm in the first week, 5cm in the second week, and 10cm in the third week. The line graph plots this corn growth data over time to illustrate the increasing height of the corn plant weekly.

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    Introduction To Graphs

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    The document discusses crop production and growth over time. It includes a line graph showing the growth of corn over 3 weeks, with the corn growing 2cm in the first week, 5cm in the second week, and 10cm in the third week. The line graph plots this corn growth data over time to illustrate the increasing height of the corn plant weekly.

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    The document discusses crop production and growth over time. It includes a line graph showing the growth of corn over 3 weeks, with the corn growing 2cm in the first week, 5cm in the second week, and 10cm in the third week. The line graph plots this corn growth data over time to illustrate the increasing height of the corn plant weekly.

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    Introduction To Graphs

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    The document discusses crop production and growth over time. It includes a line graph showing the growth of corn over 3 weeks, with the corn growing 2cm in the first week, 5cm in the second week, and 10cm in the third week. The line graph plots this corn growth data over time to illustrate the increasing height of the corn plant weekly.

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    AGRICULTURAL

    CROP
    PRODUCTION
    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 1
    FLOWRATE
    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 2
    G R A P H

    Presentation Title 9/3/20XX 3


    GRAPHS
    1 2 3 4 5
    . 

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 4


    Y-Axis

    Line Graph

    X-Axis

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 5


    What do you
    think this line
    graph is all about?

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 6


    Can you explain the
    information plotted
    in the line graph?

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 7


    It can be seen in the
    graph, the corn grow
    2cm during the first
    week, then 5cm the
    following week, and
    on week 3, it grow up
    to 10cm.
    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 8
    It can be seen in the
    graph, the corn grow
    2cm during the first
    week, then 5cm the
    following week, and
    on week 3, it grow up
    to 10cm.
    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 9
    How do you
    plot this data in
    a line graph?

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 10


    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 11
    Interpretation

    From the graph it can be seen that the minimum or


    lowest temperature was reached around 4 o'clock in the
    morning and was about 6°C. The highest temperature
    was reached at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and was
    approximately 29°C.

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 12


    Questions:

    1.What was the temperature at 7 hours?


    2.What was the temperature at 15 hours?
    3.What was the temperature at 7 hours?

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 13


    PLOT Group 1: Student’s Monthly Expenses

    IT Group 2: School Enrollment

    Group 3: Reading Comprehension of a Student

    OUT Group 4: Age and Height of a Student

    Group 5: Number of Students Visiting the Library per day

    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 14


    Look at the graph given and answer the following question:

    1. What is the graph all


    about?
    2. Which two weeks are the
    same?
    3. What is the highest score
    the student got in
    Mathematics?
    4. Which week did the
    student get his lowest score?
    5. How is the student’s
    grade going? Is it getting
    better or going down?
    9/3/20XX Presentation Title 15

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