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Create a two dimensional graph using the following example: How much time you spend on the phone each day.

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Two dimensional graphs are modeled.

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First, let's create a table of values for the function we're going to graph. Supose, I've been collecting data for several days, recording the amount of time I spend on the phone each day. And I have the follwing table:

Day # of hours on the phone
Nov 20 3
Nov 21 2
Nov 22 5
Nov 23 ...

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