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Hello there,
Could you clarify the difference between [u]line graphs[/u] and [u]Cartesian graphs[/u]?The materials I have from the NBA conference in Eugene, OR last year indicate that line graphs DO use numeric indicators, while Cartesian graphs do NOT, but I can’t figure out the difference between the two types of graphs.
Thanks!
RebeccaI have asked this question myself numerous times and wish there was a better explanation that I could give you. What we have come up with in our office as an indication is that Cartesian graphs use the four quadrants divided by the x- and y-asis. Often you have plotted points on such a graph, but it could also display a line graph. Hope this helps.
BettyP.S. Please also note the information included in an earlier post entitled “Labeling numbers on cartesian grid”.
edited by betty.marshall on 10/19/2010
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