directions: create a line graph using the data table below. be sure to do the following:\n• label the x and…

directions: create a line graph using the data table below. be sure to do the following:\n• label the x and y - axes using the headings on the data table (time always goes on the x - axis)\n• scientifically title the line graph\n• choose a constant interval for the x and y axes\n• connect the data points in order (from left to right) using straight lines\n\n| distance ran in meters | time in seconds |\n| ---- | ---- |\n| 3 m | 1 s |\n| 10 m | 2s |\n| 18 m | 3s |\n| 29 m | 4s |\n| 40 m | 5s |\n| 47 m | 6s |\n| 62 m | 7s |\n| 73 m | 8s |\n| 81 m | 9s |\n| 100 m | 10s |\n\ntitle :
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Determine axis labels
Label the x - axis "Time in Seconds" and the y - axis "Distance Ran in Meters".
Step2: Choose axis intervals
For the x - axis, since the time values range from 1 to 10 seconds, we can choose an interval of 1 second. For the y - axis, the distance values range from 3 to 100 meters. We can choose an interval of 10 meters.
Step3: Plot data points
Plot the points (1, 3), (2, 10), (3, 18), (4, 29), (5, 40), (6, 47), (7, 62), (8, 73), (9, 81), (10, 100) on the graph.
Step4: Connect data points
Connect the plotted points in order from left - to - right with straight lines.
Step5: Title the graph
A suitable title could be "Distance Ran vs Time".
Answer:
A line graph with x - axis labeled "Time in Seconds", y - axis labeled "Distance Ran in Meters", appropriate intervals on both axes, data points plotted and connected, and titled "Distance Ran vs Time".