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In Which figure below is the trend line drawn correctly

In Which figure below is the trend line drawn correctly-example-1
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Answer:

The first graph is the trend line.

Explanation:

Trend Line

It's a line indicating the tendency of something being measured or evaluated. The trend line is meant to represent an approximation of a set of points of a measured magnitude.

We have three possible 'trend lines' to choose from. The second is not a line, so it's not the correct option. The third is not a line either, it's just a graph who joins all the measured points. It doesn't mark a trend.

The first graph is a trend line because it's a single line and can be used to represent the whole set of values .

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