Step-by-step guide for students to learn how to create and interpret line graphs in science.

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1. Explain how to identify independent and dependent variables.
2. Walk through how to construct a proper line graph.
3. Help interpret graphs and determine trends.
4. Answer any specific questions from the worksheet.

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🔍 Independent vs. Dependent Variables

- Independent variable: The factor you deliberately change in an experiment. It's usually plotted on the x-axis.
- Example: Time, temperature, amount of fertilizer
- Dependent variable: The outcome you measure. It changes in response to the independent variable. Plotted on the y-axis.
- Example: Plant height, reaction rate, speed

> ✔ Rule of thumb: Ask, *"What am I changing?"* → Independent
> ❓ *"What am I measuring?"* → Dependent

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