HOW TO PLOT A GRAPH IN PHYSICS PRACTICAL

[@Joshua_Aderibigbe.]

My project was due tomorrow. You really safe my marks

[@AdedejiShuaib]

Infact this is the easiest method, Thank you very much Sir

[@UltraWave-do3ig]

Yeah, actually the method I use is change in A-B divided by change in B-C. But this makes alot of sense.

[@raymondomata]

I like this method better 🙂🙂

[@oladoyinbokayode5188]

This really helped , thank you very much sir 🙏

[@alphabetatutorials8274]

Glad it helped

[@UdefiChukwuemeka]

This is very helpful

[@hafinessevoice2311]

And how did you derive the scale??

[@hafinessevoice2311]

Honestly, where's the 10 exponents coming from?? God have mercy! I'm far behind 😢

[@sad_hampter]

You're cooked

[@kizzyogechi3482]

What happens if you plot the graph without without moving the points?

[@alphabetatutorials8274]

"You can also plot the graph without converting the plotted values to standard form, but converting them to standard form can simplify the process."

[@epicanimebattles1872]

This is such a really clear and informative tutorial... Thank you so much you've taught me better than my teacher 🙏🏾🤍💯

[@MtSaviour-zc1vh]

Why's that, if you want to convert a decimal is always divided by 10 exponent negative numbers

[@alphabetatutorials8274]

i always move the point to the right

[@Micro3956]

What if u multiply it by 10 exponent 2 and not - 2?

[@alphabetatutorials8274]

When you move the decimal point to the right in standard form, the exponent should be negative.

[@luckystarchidex]

Please what if I have a value like 23.60 how will i do it

[@UltraWave-do3ig]

It is well

[@user-nx7xq8os1z]

How do you get slope?

[@raymondomata]

Change of y axis/ change of x axis