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So we've found the other bit on our graph now.

Could we put part of the graph in do you think?

Look at the right hand side of the graph above.

Often members work from a design worked out on graph paper.

So We know the graph is going to look something like this.

Yeah I would have gone up and down with graphs.

A new point was added to the graph every few hours.

Remember that the graph shows the age groups as they were in 1981.

If the graph below is too small to read, you can open the full thing here.

As with all graphs they only show the past and never the future.

So without working it out, but using the graph now, how far would he be after three and a half hours?

This can be seen in the Graphs 1 and 2.

Figure 6 shows a graph and part of its cover.

Peter came over to take a look at the graph himself.

The graph on the right shows the differences in data.

These are shown with points in the right hand graph.

See the example of a subject's graph below on the right.

Instead, one may use a simple line graph, particularly for time series.

The task is now to find a way through the graph using each line one time.

"You're going to see us building up a lot more things with the social graph," she said.

So, I got out some graph paper and started to draw.

Imagine what the graph would look like if it was!

Then someone noticed almost the same graph in yet another paper.

Some of these effects can be seen in the graphs.

What's the graph going to look like here, when X is very big?