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What is Plot?
A plot is a series of events that are arranged in a particular order and that have a particular purpose. The events in a plot can be fictional or non-fictional. The purpose of a plot can be to entertain or to inform.
Simple Line Graph
A line graph is a type of graph that plots points on a coordinate plane and connects them with straight lines. The points are usually connected in order of increasing x-coordinate or y-coordinate. A line graph is used to show how a variable changes over time or to compare two different variables.
Multiple Line Graph
A multiple line graph is a graph that has multiple lines plotted on it to show how two or more variables change over time. The lines on a multiple line graph can be of different colors, styles, or thicknesses to help distinguish them from one another.
Compound Line Graph
A compound line graph is a graph that combines two or more line graphs into one. This can be done by plotting the data for each line graph on the same coordinate plane, or by using different colors or styles to distinguish the lines.
A compound line graph can be used to compare data for different time periods, or to compare data for different geographical areas. It can also be used to compare data for different types of entities, such as different types of businesses or different types of products.
