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Graph A representation of numbers signifying different data sets. Graphs are vitally important in tracking past performance of economic data with the aim of predicting its future behavior. For example, a government agency may create a graph of unemployment claims over time. If claims have trended downward, the agency may predict that unemployment may remain low. Graphs are also crucial for technical analysts, who use them to track securities' performance to help make investment decisions. Graphs are also known as charts. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Turn a charitable collection into a graphing lesson. 4 "Tiger," DeltaGraph Automator Action provides a simple solution for automating repetitive graphing and charting tasks. The various boxes in a document can interact, such as defining a function in one math box, graphing it in another, and using it in a third; changing the definition of the function in the first box will then update all three. |
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