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When evaluating data, why is it better to make a graph instead of just looking at the raw data in a table?
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When evaluating data, why is it better to make a graph instead of just looking at the raw data in a table?
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A lot of people might have a hard time looking at Raw data so it's nice to know how to make a graph in case you have to present your information to others even if you can understand it.
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