SOLUTION: Graph number ranges help! please!? hi, i need help on what the number ranges for my graph should be. like should it be going by 0.5 or 5, or even 10. it's really hard, because all

Question 138267: Graph number ranges help! please!?
hi, i need help on what the number ranges for my graph should be. like should it be going by 0.5 or 5, or even 10. it's really hard, because all the datas of this graph isn't in the same unit/number place. please help me! i need help ASAP. this data is for a star classification project. thank youuuu
the numbers of this data are:
0.01
2,000
6
20,000
1
20
0.4
12
79,000
52,000
1
40
0.01
10,000
2
112,000
1.09
2.28
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What you need is a logarithmic scale. The first division could be 0.1, then the next division, same physical length as the first would be 1, the next 10, and each one after that 10 times the previous one. If you make 8 divisions, the largest data point will fall in the last interval between 100,000 and 1,000,000.
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