graph in Latin
graph in Latin is graphus — graph means a diagram showing the relationship between sets of numbers or quantities, often using lines, bars, or points.
graph in Latin
graphus
What does "graph" mean?
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noun A diagram showing the relationship between sets of numbers or quantities, often using lines, bars, or points.
"Read the graph carefully and tell me which month had the most rainfall."
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noun (mathematics) A structure made of points (vertices) connected by lines (edges), used to model networks and relationships.
"In this graph, each town is a vertex and each road is an edge."
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verb To plot or draw information as a graph.
"We used a spreadsheet to graph the temperature for each day of the experiment."
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graph in a sentence
- Read the graph carefully and tell me which month had the most rainfall.
- The teacher drew a bar graph on the board to compare our test scores.
- In this graph, each town is a vertex and each road is an edge.
- A social network can be modelled as a graph of people and friendships.
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What is "graph" in Latin?
"graph" in Latin is graphus. graph means: A diagram showing the relationship between sets of numbers or quantities, often using lines, bars, or points.
How do you use "graph" in a sentence?
Example: "Read the graph carefully and tell me which month had the most rainfall." In Latin, "graph" is graphus.
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