Graphing help!!!

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GardeniaV1
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Graphing help!!!

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Hello!! I'm very new to Science Buddies and am doing my first ever science fair. My project is due 4/10/26 but the date of the science fair is later. This is my first time posting on here so I'm sorry if I'm doing anything wrong.

I'm doing a project from this website called "Movie Music" (I'll leave the link down below) and I'm confused on how to graph my data. I used the table shown on the page to track my information and I'm hoping to use a bar graph to showcase the information I've gathered from all three scene types together to compare them. However, I'm honestly lost on how to get started and I don't think I would be able to fit everything on one graph. I'm sorry if my question is unclear, but it would be great if anyone would offer any suggestions.

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... ovie-music

(I only had enough space to send 2/3 of my charts)
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Re: Graphing help!!!

Post by MadelineB »

This looks like a fun project! It looks like you've recorded your data carefully.

Science Buddies has several "guides" that could help you create a graph (maybe 2) to highlight your interesting results.

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... 0my%20data

Let us know if any of these help and let us know if you have more questions. Good luck!
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