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Add labels, the year, and make the medals more clear. Also don't connect the dots because it is not continuous.

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We can show multiple events, medals and countries this way.

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The yellow represents gold 🏅the white represents the silver 🏅. The red represents the bronze🏅

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Make the graph more clear and label the graph

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Also if you are going to make a graph you should not say just G S B because some people will not understand.

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You could use labels and there is no connection between them so you don't need the lines. My graph is from 1988 to 2016 for the Men's 100 meter running about the U.S.A.

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Labels the medals more specificly and the years.

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Labels and keys are the main two I think because we don't know if the olympics will ever end or change.

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Labels and Keys are the big two things that this graph needs. The graph should tell what year the dots represent. The graph probably should not have all the dots connected.

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Labels and keys to make it more clear to the reader

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Label the years because I'm not sure if 2016 is the first or 2016 is the last.

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Don't connect the dots except for the years

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Don't connect the dots except for the years

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What you could do is like this. This is the triathlon of two years, 2016 and 2012. I accidentally wrote USA instead of GBR.