Question

Question

Which graphs show continuous data?

Select each correct answer.

Responses

A line graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with a single line increasing steeply from left to right
Image with alt text: A line graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with a single line increasing steeply from left to right

A line graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with a single line increasing from left to right
Image with alt text: A line graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with a single line increasing from left to right

A graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with six points increasing in a steep linear formation from left to right
Image with alt text: A graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with six points increasing in a steep linear formation from left to right

A graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with nine points increasing linearly from left to right
Image with alt text: A graph with Hours Worked on the horizontal axis and Amount Earned on the vertical axis with nine points increasing linearly from left to right

Answer 1

Both options A and B show continuous data. Line graphs are commonly used to represent continuous data, and in both options the line is increasing from left to right, indicating that the data is continuous.

Explanation: