Suppose you are going to graph the data in the table below. What data should be represented on each axis, and what would be the appropriate increments?

Year Profit

2003 $100,000

2004 $55,000

2005 - $45,000

2006 $110,000

2007 $330,000

2008 $800,000

2009 $242,000

2010 - $11,000

2011 $285,000

a. x-axis: years in increments of 1; y-axis: profit in increments of $50,000

b. x-axis: profit in increments of $50,000; y-axis: years in increments of 1

c. x-axis: years in increments of 1; y-axis: profit in increments of $200,000

d. x-axis: profit in increments of $200,000; y-axis: years in increments of 1

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Torres

27 April, 15:15

Suppose you are going to graph the data in the table below. What data should be represented on each axis, and what would be the appropriate increments?

Year Profit

2003 $100,000

2004 $55,000

2005 - $45,000

2006 $110,000

2007 $330,000

2008 $800,000

2009 $242,000

2010 - $11,000

2011 $285,000

a. x-axis: years in increments of 1; y-axis: profit in increments of $50,000

b. x-axis: profit in increments of $50,000; y-axis: years in increments of 1

c. x-axis: years in increments of 1; y-axis: profit in increments of $200,000

d. x-axis: profit in increments of $200,000; y-axis: years in increments of 1

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Faulkner · Answer 1

Normally, time is the x axis and profit is y axis

so that takes out B and D

hmm, ok increments

since the biggest change is 200 or something

most of the changes are small, so I would do changes of the 50000

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