How can I chose my scale on this graph p that is on vertical axis 0.0246 0.0311 0.0428 0.0594 0.0608 0.0755 On Q axis that is horizontal 0.957 1.387 2.651 4.024 6.182 7.594.
You can do it by approximating to two decimal places then plot your graph Or you can multiply each value by #10000 so as to clear the decimal and plot your graph then after getting your slope you have to divide it by 10000.
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And those that normally start with one 0 ,it is the same thing as 0,0
Waho, how much can i pay for this beautiful lecture, sir!,if we are told to start from origin, is it a must to put 0,0 or only one 0 is okay
0,0
How can I chose my scale on this graph p that is on vertical axis 0.0246
0.0311
0.0428
0.0594
0.0608
0.0755
On Q axis that is horizontal
0.957
1.387
2.651
4.024
6.182
7.594.
How can I plot my negative graph.
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Sir if we are not told to start from origin, it is not necessary to put zigzag right sir
Can 3 be used in making scale
i.e 2 cm to 3 units
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Sir,i used 1cm to 0.2 units on my vertical axis ...starting with 1.1 and i find it difficult to locate 3.5
Use approximated values of r to nearest degrees to do your table
@@chydonnsdaniel u mean i shouldnt use decimals again
Yes. Approximate it to nearest whole number. I made a video about dat nah but u hvnt seen it
How can I get my grandient in graph
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you can @ if u have a curve graph, you get a slope at a particular point on that curve@ dats ur gradient
What if you are not asked to start from the origin?
Then watch my videos on introduction to physics practicals to see how to do it
But sir how do I find a suitable scale for a graph which has sin i in 4 decimal places each ??
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You can do it by approximating to two decimal places then plot your graph
Or you can multiply each value by #10000 so as to clear the decimal and plot your graph then after getting your slope you have to divide it by 10000.
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Sir....I got 1.13 in my slope
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please why did you pause the video at 28:38 and change the points
How
Just plot the graph nah. This is just a sketch. Just plot it n tell me what u got
I don't understand
Where/ what exactly
@@chydonnsdaniel how did u get that 0.1
I just choose from 0.1 to check if it will be an appropriate scale such that there will be no empty wasted space but it wasn't