Question

sex - marriage - but - divisions - persist/ (accessed 1/14/22).\ /> if these terms are completely new to you, make sure you read the incorrect feedback so that you start to become familiar with them. complete the passage by filling in the blank(s). drag the word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) or use your keyboard to choose word(s) from the dropdown menus. • there are several important things to look at when interpreting a chart. in this kind of chart, the years along the bottom (from 2003 to 2019) are on the. this is often where we put the variable that we think is causing the relationship in the data. • the next thing to look at is the, which in this chart is the percent of support for same - sex marriage. • youll notice that in this chart, the on the vertical axis goes from 0 to 80 percent. it is always important to check this when looking at a chart—depending on what you choose to include, the relationship in the data can look more or less obvious. • finally, notice to the right of the figure is its, or legend. in this case it tells you what each of the line colors corresponds to: purple is millennials, green is gen x, etc. y - axis x - axis range key

Explanation:

• For the first blank: In a chart, the horizontal axis (where years from 2003 - 2019 are placed) is called the x - axis. It often holds the independent variable (the one causing the relationship).
• For the second blank: The vertical axis in a chart is the y - axis. Here, the percent of support for same - sex marriage is plotted on the vertical axis.
• For the third blank: The values on the vertical axis (from 0 to 80 percent) represent the range. Checking the range is crucial as it affects how data relationships are perceived.
• For the fourth blank: The part to the right of the figure that explains what each line color (e.g., purple for Millennials) corresponds to is called the key (or legend).

Answer:

1. x - axis
2. y - axis
3. range
4. key