Graphing terms Bingo Cards
These cards are about Graphs And Charts Vocabulary. These terms are used in charting data on graphs, charts or diagrams. These include words like axis label, grid, negative correlation, range, and vertex.
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Words List For Graphs And Charts Vocabulary Bingo Cards
| axis label | coordinates | data points | data set | domain |
| grid | grid line | horizontal | increment | intercepts |
| negative correlation | negative slope | origin | positive correlation | positive slope |
| range | scale | slope | values | variables |
| vertex | vertical | x-axis | y-axis | zero slope |
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