Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Graph"

A: Graphs and other things (that I need to prepare for the write up).

A: something is a little bit wrong with the graph.

A: That means that the graph causes worry. This could mean that if you were apart of the stock market and heard about a troubling graph that related to the stock market, you can expect to lose money, or see a decline in the graph. A troubling graph usually means nothing good will come out of it.

A: @hibiki52 ごめん、日本語で数学のことを知らない。Polynomialはax^2 + bx + cとかだよ。rational functionはf(x) = g(x)/h(x)だよ。例えば、y = (2x^2)/(x-1)。

Critical pointはf'(x)=0だよ。例えば、
F(x) = x^2→f'(x)=2x
このcritical pointは、2x=0→x=0

分かる？

下の文章は訳そうとした。

次のpolynomialとrational functionを描きなさい。必要な準備を見せて、詳しいgraphを作らなくちゃいけない。あなたのgraphは、全てのcritical pointsを込めなさい。

A: A graph has distinct metrics, whereas a diagram is just a visual aid used to illustrate something.

A: Chart is a broader term and it's basically a sheet of data. It can be shown in various forms, like table, infographic or a graph. :)
Graph, in turn, shows the relation between two or more values and/or equations, it usually is done on Cartesian plane (look it up on Wikipedia, I bet anything you'll understand immediately), it can be 3-axis as well.

A: Yes, I think you're right. A graph is usually a grid with lines on it, while a chart is more like a bar graph, a pie chart, etc. The terms are rather interchangeable, though -- if you call a graph a chart, no one will really care :p

A: A graph is a chart in which lines are often drawn. Graphic is a description/ image with lots of detail

A: Charts vs Graphs

• Graphs are better to represent data over a period of time
-whereas charts are better when only frequency or spread at a given point of time is involved

• Graphs show a series of data in relation with time which is why there are two axes representing time and values.

Diagram: a simplified drawing showing the appearance, structure, or workings of something; a schematic representation.
-a diagram shows more of a drawing/picture that is then labeled.
ex. A picture of the human skeleton that has the parts labeled.

A: "Is this graph supposed to look like this?"
"Is the graph supposed to be like that?"

"Is this how you are supposed to operate the machine?"

"Are you supposed to operate the machine like this?"

"Is the loss from not receiving raw milk truly this small?"

A: Only two. How many were required?

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A: Yes, that would be my interpretation (without more context). They probably automatically adjust with new changes.

A: It is all correct.

A: The graphs show that global temperature has been remarkably rising over the last a hundred years and CO2 in the atmosphere has been rapidly increasing for a hundred years. this means that CO2 is the cause of global warming.

A: Chicken increases. Beef decreases. Lamb decreases. Fish stays the same.

You could also say that "This graph shows the increase of chicken".

They say "changes" as a plural because they each change differently. The singular change in chicken is an increase. The singular change in beef is a decrease. And so on.

A: The first graph shows the number of UK residents making trips abroad, between 1994 to 1998. Each unit represents 100,000 people. As you can see, with the exception of the year 1995, the number of visits have steadily increased.

A: 意味は分かりますが、このように言ったら、もっと自然だと思う。

Additionally, the provided graph compares the number of visitors across 6 countries from Asia to Europe in million unit between the year of 1975 and 2005. From 8.8 percent in 1975 to 30.4 percent in 2005, it is observed that the total number of travellers to Australia have tripled.