M. 2. 1.- Interpret relevant information from tables, graphs, and charts

Table

A set of data displayed in rows and columns

Cartesian coordinate graphs

An order pair or ordered triple used to specify a point on a plane or space respectively

Line graphs

A graph that sues lines or line segments to represent data or trends

Scatterplots

A graph that uses dots to represent data points to show relationships between numeric variables

Pie charts

A circular graph with slices suggestive of a pie; the larger the slice, the greater the quantity represented

Bar graphs

A graph that uses vertical horizontal bars to represent quantities

Line graph

What graph/chart can be used to track changes overtime

Pie chart

What graph/chart is used to show parts of a whole

Bivariate

Most graphs you will study represent the relationship between two sets of data or perimeters. These types of graphs are this(containing two variables) and is shown as a Cartesian coordinate graph

Point

The location of a value expressed as (x,y)

Quadrants

In a Cartesian graph of a plane, the four quarters into which the plane is divided by the two axes. Labeled with Roman numerals, starting with Quadrant 1 for the upper-right quarter and proceeding counterclockwise