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Consider what you have learned about data tables and graphs, and answer the following questions. Be sure to provide reasons that support your responses.
• When might people use data tables and graphs in their everyday lives? How are these uses similar to and different form the way in which scientists use these same tools?
• Do you think scientists need data tables and graphs to do their work?
• Which fields of science do you think might use data tables and graphs more than others?
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