If your data span a wide range of values, it can be easier to visualize the results when you make one of the axes logarithmic. Distinguish between transforming your data to logarithms (which creates a new results table) from choosing a logarithmic axis (which only stretches the axis, without altering your data).
Logarithmic axes cannot contain zero or negative numbers Regression fits the data, not the graph When to use a logarithmic axis Advice: Bar graphs with log axes rarely make sense Graphing logarithms - different than using a log axis
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