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    The document outlines 10 tips for creating linear graphs: 1) Use a straight line to join points, 2) Start lines at the origin unless told otherwise, 3) Show the scale and make it consistent, 4) Label the graph and axes, 5) Pick an appropriate scale, 6) Extend lines to the grid edges, 7) Add arrows if lines continue, 8) Join points if they make a straight line, 9) Put the independent variable on the bottom axis, 10) Put the dependent variable on the side axis. It concludes that more practice is needed to better recognize patterns.

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    The document outlines 10 tips for creating linear graphs: 1) Use a straight line to join points, 2) Start lines at the origin unless told otherwise, 3) Show the scale and make it consistent, 4) Label the graph and axes, 5) Pick an appropriate scale, 6) Extend lines to the grid edges, 7) Add arrows if lines continue, 8) Join points if they make a straight line, 9) Put the independent variable on the bottom axis, 10) Put the dependent variable on the side axis. It concludes that more practice is needed to better recognize patterns.

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    The document outlines 10 tips for creating linear graphs: 1) Use a straight line to join points, 2) Start lines at the origin unless told otherwise, 3) Show the scale and make it consistent, 4) Label the graph and axes, 5) Pick an appropriate scale, 6) Extend lines to the grid edges, 7) Add arrows if lines continue, 8) Join points if they make a straight line, 9) Put the independent variable on the bottom axis, 10) Put the dependent variable on the side axis. It concludes that more practice is needed to better recognize patterns.

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    Linear Relations Things we Learned

    1) Your graph lines should be neat.  Join points with a _______.
    2) Unless you're told otherwise, always start with ______ at the origin.
    3) You must show your _____ and your scale must be ___________.
    4) Label your graph and your axes.
    5) Pick an appropriate scale to fit the grid.
    6) Always extend your lines right to the edges of the grid area.
    7) Always put ___________ on the ends of your lines if they continue.
    8) When do we join points?  If the line between the points makes sense, we 
    join points.  Sometimes we join points to show a pattern even when we 
    shouldn't.
    9) Independent variable always goes at the bottom.  (Often time, number of 
    items, etc.)
    10) Dependent variable always goes on the side.  (Often distance, money, 
    etc.)

    We still have to spend time (after the exam) learning how to recognize the 
    patterns better.

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    Linear Relations Things we Learned

    1) Your graph lines should be neat.  Join points with a _______.
    2) Unless you're told otherwise, always start with ______ at the origin.
    3) You must show your _____ and your scale must be ___________.
    4) Label your graph and your axes.
    5) Pick an appropriate scale to fit the grid.
    6) Always extend your lines right to the edges of the grid area.
    7) Always put ___________ on the ends of your lines if they continue.
    8) When do we join points?  If the line between the points makes sense, we 
    join points.  Sometimes we join points to show a pattern even when we 
    shouldn't.
    9) Independent variable always goes at the bottom.  (Often time, number of 
    items, etc.)
    10) Dependent variable always goes on the side.  (Often distance, money, 
    etc.)

    We still have to spend time (after the exam) learning how to recognize the 
    patterns better.

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