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What is a major limitation of scattergraphs?

They can only show relationships between two variables

When do pie charts become problematic to use?

When they contain numerous small segments

What is a key limitation of choropleth maps?

They conceal variations within mapped areas

What must data be converted to before using triangular graphs?

Percentages

What is the main limitation of bar graphs?

They cannot demonstrate relationships

Why are radar graphs useful for environmental quality investigations?

They can display multiple variables at once

What is the first step in systematic data analysis?

Describe what you observe in your data

What should you include to make your analysis more credible?

Specific figures and measurements

What should you do after identifying patterns in your data?

Provide explanations for the patterns

How should you demonstrate theoretical understanding in analysis?

Connect findings to geographical concepts

What should a strong conclusion directly address?

Your original research question

What does evaluation require you to consider?

Both strengths and limitations

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