Question

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how can you identify a continuous relationship on a graph?
the points are not connected.
the points are connected between the start and end.
the graph is a bar chart.
the graph has no points.

Explanation:

A continuous relationship on a graph is defined by a connected, unbroken curve or line, meaning the points (or the curve representing the relationship) connect without gaps, and the relationship has values for all points in an interval (no breaks between start and end of the relevant domain).

Answer:

1. The points are connected between the start and end.