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The purpose of the graph is to show numerical facts in (visual, invisible) form, so that they can be understood quickly and easily.

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Important Questions on Introduction to Graphs

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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A _____ representation is easier to understand when a trend or comparison to be shown.
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A bar graph is used to show _____ among categories.
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A _____ graph may consist of two or more parallel vertical (or horizontal) bars (rectangles).
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A _____ chart is used to compare parts of a whole.
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A _____ is a bar graph that shows data in intervals.
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A jagged line is used along horizontal line to indicate that it is not showing numbers between _____ and the first number shown on the horizontal line.
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
A _____ graph displays data, which changes continuously over period of time.
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8th CBSE
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NCERT Practice Workbook Mathematics>Chapter 15 - Introduction to Graphs>Worksheet 1>Q 1
In a line graph, each piece of data is shown by a _____ on the square grid. (point/line)