What are uses of graphs? - Vidyadip

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What are uses of graphs?

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Graphic Presentation gives a visual effect. It is widely used in researches and analysis of data. It is accurate and precise method of presenting data. It works not only as a tool of presenting data but also as a tool of analysis of data. There can be many types of graphs.

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