Graphing
It is important to organize the data you collect in any experiment. Creating a data table is one way to organize experimental data. Another way to show data is in the form of a graph. You can think of your graph as a “picture” of your data. Because of their visual nature, graphs can reveal patterns or trends that words and data tables cannot.
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Scientific Method
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precision, accuracy & significant figures
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Measurement & Reading Scales
Counting Significant Figures
Operations with Sig Figs
Measurement & Reading Scales
Counting Significant Figures
Operations with Sig Figs
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Unit Conversions
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Unit ii Review
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