IXL | Create double line graphs

An advertising company polled a group of high schoolers about how much TV they watch each month, on average.

Amount of TV watched
Month	Boys	Girls
April	50	30
May	100	90
June	90	100
July	30	10
August	10	0
September	60	100
October	0	90

Use the data in the table to complete the missing line in the double line graph below. Click to select points on the graph.

Title, Amount of TV watched, x-axis, Month, y-axis, Hours watched. Coordinate plane graph with 1 quadrants, x-axis coordinates from 0 to 6, y-axis coordinates from 0 to 100. The following data are shown. Point (0, 50). Point (1, 100). Point (2, 90). Point (3, 30). Point (4, 10). Point (5, 60). Point (6, 0).

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Girls

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Georgetown Arts College reports on the majors selected by its students.

Majors in the arts
Year	Drama	Dance
2020	50	60
2021	80	90
2022	40	40
2023	10	70
2024	90	60
2025	50	20

Use the data in the table to complete the missing line in the double line graph below. Click to select points on the graph.

Drama

Dance

solution

The line for drama is already completed. You need to graph the line for dance.

Look at the table. The first data point is for 2020. There were 60 dance students in 2020. Above 2020, click on the line for 60.

Drama

Dance

Now look at the second line of the table. There were 90 dance students in 2021. Above 2021, click on the line for 90.

Drama

Dance

Graph the rest of this line the same way.

Drama

Dance

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