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Graphic methods for presenting facts (1914)

Brinton, Willard Cope, 1880- · New York, The Engineering magazine company · leaf 164

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nd to the chart itself. The important part of the chart ends at the top of the shaded area. We may consider the top of the whole shaded area as a curve and read the values accordingly from the scales on the right- and left-hand sides. In fact, any curve on the whole chart may be considered as a… … <J ISOOih -P 1500 lOl- looof 1O0O ■ P^"iai.:.l on ><fi:.;::::/k.,.,. J 500 I i ■ t— - ! Apr May June July Aug Sept Nov Dec Adapted from Factory Fig* 133* Factors Entering into the Total Costs and Estimated Value of the Product of a Manufacturing Plant The various elements entering into total shop…

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