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Title: Graphing


1
Graphing
  • Types of graphs how to create graphs in Excel

2
Types of Graphs
  • Linear
  • 1. Shape straight line
  • 2. Trendline in Excel linear
  • 3. Equation y mx b
  • m slope b y-intercept
  • (if X gets larger, Y gets larger)

3
Types of Graphs (cont.)
  • Types of Linear Graphs
  • 1. Linear Relationship Has a Y-intercept (b)
    doesnt start at (0,0)
  • 2.Direct Relationship No Y-intercept (b)
    starts at (0,0)
  • equation becomes y mx

4
Linear Relationship Graph
Acceleration (m/s2)
Net Force (N)
5
Direct Relationship Graph
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Types of Graphs (cont.)
  • Quadratic
  • 1. Shape parabola
  • 2. Trendline on Excel polynomial
  • 3. Equation y ax2
  • (if X gets larger, then Y gets larger by the
    square of X)

7
Quadratic Relationship Graph
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Types of Graphs (cont.)
  • Inverse
  • 1. Shape hyperbola
  • 2. Trendline in Excel power
  • 3. Equation y a/x (Excel y ax-1)
  • (as X gets larger, Y gets smaller)

9
Inverse Relationship Graph
10
Creating a Graph in Excel
  • 1. Identify the independent and dependent
    variables.
  • Ind. Variable
  • A. the value you control / change
  • B. always on the X-axis
  • Dep. Variable
  • A. the result of the change to the I.V.
  • B. always on the Y-axis

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Creating a Graph in Excel (cont.)
  • 2. Create Excel data table
  • 3. Highlight data to graph (values only)
  • 4. Insert ? Scatter ?Scatter with only markers
    (upper left choice)
  • 5. Under Chart Tools tab ? Layout
  • Chart Title
  • Axis Titles (label unit)

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Creating a Graph in Excel (cont.)
  • Layout (cont.)
  • Add Trendline
  • Add Physics equation
  • Set intercept (0,0) when necessary
  • Forecast backward when necessary
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