Question

What are graphs useful when interpreting data?​

Answer 1

Graphs are evidence or estimations to probe your point. For example is someone is presenting an idea they might be confident saying that their sales are going up. People can say anything they want. People can be honest or lie straight to your face. A graph or any type of chart shows data that proves your point. So if you want to prove your sales are going well you should defiantly include a chart comparing month or years of business.


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Answer 2

They make trends in the data easier to see. They are easier to create than data tables.