HOW TO NAVIGATE A LINEAR GRAPH IN SCIENCE OR MATH!

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HOW TO NAVIGATE A LINEAR GRAPH IN SCIENCE OR MATH! LENSES ACTVITY HOW TO NAVIGATE A LINEAR GRAPH IN SCIENCE OR MATH!

What are the types of variables in a graph? An “Independent Variable” is a variable that is changed by the scientist. For example: Time You will find it on the x-axis

What are the types of variables in a graph? A “Dependent Variable” is a variable that may change as a result of changes in the independent variable. For example: The distance ran over a certain amount of time. You will find it on the y-axis

Graph reading made easy