The document provides rules for drawing a graph, including using a pencil and ruler to draw the axes, ensuring the graph fills over 50% of the paper, and using equal intervals on each scale. The axes should be labeled correctly with units and the graph should have a title, with points marked as crosses. An example experiment is provided to measure t-shirt cleanliness at different temperatures.

1. Rules for how to
draw a graph
1.Use a pencil and ruler to draw the axis
2.The graph should fill more than 50% of the paper
3.The intervals of the individual scale should be equal.
4.The x- axes and y-axes should be labeled correctly with the units.
5.The graph should have a tittle.
6.Points have to be in form of cross.

2. Ruler and pencil should
be used.

3. The graph should fill more
than 50% of the paper.

4. X-axis should be the independent
while the y-axis is the dependent.
• Washing t-shirt at different temperature to
measure how clean will it be.
• Independent: Different temperature. (x-axis)
• Dependent: How clean will it be. (y-axis)

5. The intervals of the individual
scale should be equal.

6. The x-axis and y-axis should be
labeled correctly with units.

7. The graph should have a
tittle.

8. Points should be clear as
cross.

9. Perfect line graph