Scientists connect data points on graphs with a dashed line because information between the plotted data is: 1) approximate 2) inferred 3) interpolation 4) all of the above

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Rushin · Answer 1 · 2018-11-01T17:06:49+0000

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4) all of the above

Step-by-step explanation:

In numerical analysis through graphs, interpolation is done where in new data points which lie in the range of a set of known data values to find the approximate value which also means to infer an known intermediate value. A dashed line is drawn between the plotted data to estimate the value of the function in between.

Thus, the correct option is (4)

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