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Your questions make me think about the step i wrote, I just say put [x,y] in it without starting from specific point. I guess I should start from x=14, then run x=14+n for the left spots. In that way, I could draw a lot until x= 492 there are two issues I had: 1. the gap between numbers on x-axis and y-axis are different, will this affect the length of segment? 2. I also found that when x=492, y has two points. Not sure how to represent that.
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936 B
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25 lines
936 B
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# Planning the scatter plot
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- Draw a scatter plot.
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- Draw the axes.
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- Draw the x-axis.
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- Draw the line.
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- Label the intersect point between y and x on x-axis as 14
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- Segment the line with the length: 14 (starting point), 100, 200, 300, 400, 492,
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- label the segments on x-axis with numbers
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- Draw the y-axis.
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- Draw the line.
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- Label the intersect point between y and x on y-axis as -927
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- Segment the line with the length: -927 (starting point), 0, 1000, 2000, 3000, 3710
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- Label the segments on y-axis with numbers
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- Plot the points.
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- For [x,y], find x position on x-axis
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- Draw a line starting form that point parallel to y-axis
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- Find y position on y-axis
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- Draw a line starting form that point parallel to x-axis
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- Label the intersect point
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- Erase the previous two lines parallel to x and y-axis
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- Repeat the steps until it's done
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