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Graphing Review DRY MIX IN Headings Vocabulary Important Words

X vs. Y Axis X Y MIX

Independent vs. Dependent Variable Independent Dependent DRY = dependent variable on Y-axis MIX = manipulated/independent variable on X-axis

Labeling Axis Labels must include units Air Temperature (degrees C) # of Chirps (minute)

Title for Graphs Must include both variables Air Temperature (degrees C) # of Chirps (minute) The Effect of Air Temperature on Number of Cricket Chirps The effect of independent variable on dependent variable

Scale Reminders Scale needs to fit data Scale should ascend in equal increments Ex: Temperature ranges from 0 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius. What is a good range for your scale? Ex: Number of chirps range from 2 to What is a good range for your scale?

Create a title, what are the variables?, what are the units?