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Figure 44 is another example of changing graph appearance. Curves for four of the fuel <br />models from Figure 42 are plotted. The curve color was changed to black. <br />I SehavePlus 5.0.1 Wed, May 12, 2010 at 12:45:44 Page 5 <br />t <br />a <br />Dead mois M-0, live mois 750-o, 0% slope <br />O <br />0 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 <br />Mdflame Wmd Speed (upslope) (milh) <br />Figure 44—Four fuel models from Figure 43 were plotted with line color changed to black. <br />7.3.2 Axis Change <br />If multiple values are entered for two continuous variables, the X-axis variable can be <br />defined as either one of them, and the selection can produce quite different results. The <br />calculations are the same, but the form of the graph can convey different information. <br />The X-axis variable is initially selected as the first one on the worksheet. Figure 45 <br />shows graphs first with dead fuel moisture as the X-axis variable with a curve for several <br />midflame wind speed values and then with midflame wind speed selected as the X-axis <br />variable. <br />52 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249. 2010 <br />