Line Graphs -Chemistry CW Due in this week heeelp!-

[tobeon]

I need some help with a normal line graph

I have results like this

Y axis results
0.04
0.08
0.12
0.16
0.20

X axis results
3.32
6.24
10.27
14.22
24.75


I can make that into a graph no problem, however i need the scale to be equal so each "square" is worth the same (as if you would draw it normaly)
becuase if i just make a graph it of course jumps from 3.32 to 6.24 in the same distance as it goes from 6.24 to 10.27

any help would be brilliant as this is for my chemistry coursework that i have to get in v v soon (as in tommorow!)

 

[Seti]

Try using an X-Y scatter plot. That treats each X value as if it were on a standard number line so if you had 1, 2, and 4, the space from 2 to 4 would be twice that from 1 to 2.

 

[tobeon]

Thanks v v much!
(though that now means my graph isnt as such a good strait line as i first thought heh) may need to "tweak" my results a bit heh

Thanks again!

 

[tobeon]

Thanks v v much!
(though that now means my graph isnt as such a good strait line as i first thought heh) may need to "tweak" my results a bit heh

Thanks again!