Making and Reading Line Graphs Worksheets

How to Read Line Graphs - Whenever you go on to study math, do you think that the subject is boring? Well, everyone thinks that there is not a single thing about math that makes sense and could b fun or interesting to study about. But that's not true! Math has its fair share of exciting topics that is actually very interesting and very fun to learn about! Have you heard about what line graphs are? More importantly, do you know what graphs are? Let's take a look at what they are one by one, and then we can move on to learn how you can read line graphs! A graph is a visual illustration of data that is too big and too complicated to be written in text. And a line graph is a type of graph. And trust us, line graphs are so cool! There is so much that you can learn from looking at a line graph. A line graph usually looks like a graph looks like a connect-the-dots puzzle; these dots and the line are actually a representative of the information. Line graphs can be straight, curved, or dotted! Reading line graphs is very easy. There are two axes, the x, and the y-axis, that have the numbers and values. These values represent the data of the question, and the line represents the highs and lows. The higher the line, the greater the value, and the lower the line, the lower the value. How to Make a Line Graph - The easiest of graphs present in the world of data manipulation and statistics is the line graph. A line graph is a figure which shows that the information is connected in some way. Such that, as we move along towards summer vacation, the graph of temperature will increase. While, in the opposite scenario, the temperature will decrease, as we move from summer to winter. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the graph can only move up and down; it can variate as well. For instance, if a student is in university, his or her grades can vary depending on his performances every semester.