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CHAPTER 2 MAKING AND USING GRAPHS average price of a VCR in 1981 was $ 600 and that VCRs were owned by 20 percent of all ... The graph thus informs us , by its lack of a distinct pattern , that there is no relationship between these two ...
CHAPTER 2 MAKING AND USING GRAPHS average price of a VCR in 1981 was $ 600 and that VCRs were owned by 20 percent of all ... The graph thus informs us , by its lack of a distinct pattern , that there is no relationship between these two ...
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If you scrutinize the graphs that you see in newspapers and magazines , you will be surprised how common this device is . ... Sometimes , omitting the origin is precisely the correct thing to do , as it enables the graph to reveal its ...
If you scrutinize the graphs that you see in newspapers and magazines , you will be surprised how common this device is . ... Sometimes , omitting the origin is precisely the correct thing to do , as it enables the graph to reveal its ...
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You can use that graph in the same way that we used Fig . 2.5 to describe all the features of unemployment during that time period . But the graph in part ( b ) is less revealing and distorts the picture . It fails to reveal the level ...
You can use that graph in the same way that we used Fig . 2.5 to describe all the features of unemployment during that time period . But the graph in part ( b ) is less revealing and distorts the picture . It fails to reveal the level ...
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