Interpreting graphs in an unfamiliar context
Interpreting graphs in an unfamiliar context.
- Check axis labels and scales before reading values.
- Use key points and the correct curve shape. Join a curved graph smoothly.
- An asymptote is approached; do not join separate branches across it.
Example 1
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 2 minutes.
Example 2
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 3 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 4 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 5 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 6 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 7 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 8 minutes.
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The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 4 minutes.
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 5 minutes.
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 6 minutes.
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 7 minutes.
The graph shows the volume of water in a tank. Read the initial volume and the volume after 8 minutes.