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graph (graf) a diagram or curve representing varying relationships between sets of data.
graph [graf]
a diagram or curve representing data and varying relationships between sets of data.
graph,
n a diagram used to compare numerical relationships.
graph
1. a diagram or curve representing varying relationships between sets of data. Includes bar, pie, line, scatter diagrams, population pyramids, frequency polygons.
2. Often used as a word ending denoting a recording instrument.
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