Task 2.6 Pie And Bar Graphs
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This document provides links to online activities for building bar and pie charts, and poses analysis questions about interpreting graphs showing changes over time in political, economic, technological and social areas. The questions ask about identifying points of steep or flat slope on the graphs indicating inelastic or elastic changes, and points where important changes seem to be taking place as revealed by the data.
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