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1. Start by identifying the categorical variables that you want to analyze in your graph. These variables represent different categories or groups that you want to compare.
2. Determine the appropriate type of graph for your analysis. Depending on the nature of your data and the relationships you want to explore, you can choose from various graphing options such as bar graphs, stacked bar graphs, or grouped bar graphs.
3. Prepare your data by organizing it in a suitable format. Make sure that the categorical variables and the continuous variable are clearly labeled and arranged properly for analysis.
4. Use software or tools that allow you to create graphs. There are several options available, such as Microsoft Excel, R, Python, or online graphing platforms.
5. Select the appropriate graphing function or tool within your chosen software. Look for options that specifically cater to graphing categorical variables against each other, as well as against a continuous variable.
6. Input or import your dataset into the graphing tool. Ensure that the software recognizes the categorical and continuous variables correctly.
7. Specify the categorical variable(s) and continuous variable(s) that you want to analyze on the X and Y axes of the graph, respectively. This will determine how the data is represented visually.
8. Customize your graph by adding labels, titles, legends, and other features to enhance readability and clarity.
9. Generate the graph based on the specifications you provided. Review the output to ensure that it accurately represents the relationships between the variables of interest.

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4. Students or instructors who are studying or teaching data visualization techniques and want to practice or demonstrate creating graphs with categorical and continuous variables.

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