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How is a line graph different from a bar graph?

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How is a line graph different from a bar graph?

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Line graphs are almost always used to show change of one or two factors over time. Bar graphs show numbers of separate factors. Their names also tell us something about the graphs: Line graphs use broken lines to show how data varies. Bar graphs use bars or rectangles to let us compare numbers.