The examples of a graph which are not a scatter plot are bar graph or line graph.
A scatter plot is a graphical representation of two variables. It represents the variation of one variable with respect to another variable. The variation is represented by the points on the graph.
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Now, there are some types of graphs that are not scatter plots. These graphs are line graphs, bar graphs, etc.
Bar graph represents the variation of variables in the form of a rectangular bar while line graph represents the variation in the form of a line.
Therefore, the examples of a graph which are not a scatter plot are bar graph or line graph.
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