Question

directions: create a line graph using the data table below. be sure to do the following:

• label the x and y - axes using the headings on the data table (time always goes

on the x - axis)

• scientifically title the line graph
• choose a constant interval for the x and y axes
• connect the data points in order (from left to right) using straight lines

title:

Explanation:

Step1: Label the axes

• Label the x - axis as "Time in Seconds" and the y - axis as "Distance Ran in Meters".

Step2: Choose intervals

• For the x - axis (time), since the values range from 1 to 10 seconds, we can choose an interval of 1 unit per grid (assuming the grid allows). For the y - axis (distance), the values range from 3 to 100 meters. We can choose an interval of 10 meters per grid (for example).

Step3: Plot the points

• Plot the points \((1,3)\), \((2,10)\), \((3,18)\), \((4,29)\), \((5,40)\), \((6,47)\), \((7,62)\), \((8,73)\), \((9,81)\), \((10,100)\) on the graph.

Step4: Connect the points

• Use straight lines to connect the points in the order from left to right (i.e., in the order of increasing time).

Step5: Title the graph

• A suitable title could be "Distance Ran over Time".

Answer:

The line graph is created by following the steps above:

• Axes are labeled as "Time in Seconds" (x - axis) and "Distance Ran in Meters" (y - axis).
• Appropriate intervals are chosen for both axes.
• Points \((1,3)\), \((2,10)\), \((3,18)\), \((4,29)\), \((5,40)\), \((6,47)\), \((7,62)\), \((8,73)\), \((9,81)\), \((10,100)\) are plotted.
• Points are connected with straight lines.
• The graph is titled "Distance Ran over Time".