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I'm confused about how to graph the depth (in cm) part. There are odd and even numbers so I don't know what number to go by. My teacher told us to graph continuous numbers.
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I'm confused about how to graph the depth (in cm) part. There are odd and even numbers so I don't know what number to go by. My teacher told us to graph continuous numbers.

I'm confused about how to graph the depth (in cm) part. There are odd and even numbers-example-1
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You have to divide the x 5 e of the opposite opinion
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Go up by 3’s and if you have one that doesn’t land on a 3 put it between the two numbers if that makes sense
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