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	Plotting a function		2007-12-06
		From Paula: My son has a problem that says plot the point: 2x-3y=9 I have explained to him that there must be a function for y in order to plot that point, but he doesn't think so. The question above that one says find the function for y, and I assume we should use that function. Am I wrong? Can we plot a point without a y function. Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	Statistics data		2007-03-08
		From Parnini: The following table shows the expenditure on different household items by a family. Draw a line graph for the following data: Items : Food Rent Cloth Education Saving Others Expenditure : 2000 2.500 1.500 1.200 4000 3.500 Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
	Broken-line graphs and histograms		2006-02-16
		From George: 1. What is the main difference between a broken-line graph and a histogram? Both represent continuous variables. 2. What is the correct way to read a multiplication array: x-axis first and then y-axis, other way around or it doesn't matter? Answered by Penny Nom.
	Broken line graphs		1999-10-19
		From Lori Samara, Kristi Cameron and the 4th grade students: Students in Ms. Cameron's grade 4 class were wondering if a broken line can be used anywhere in the range on the y - axis when creating a broken line graph? They understand that the broken line can be used at the 0 on the broken line but what if there is a large gap in the data from 100 - 200? What do we do? The text book and mathematics dictionary do not answer these questions. Answered by Penny Nom.

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