How do i plot this on graph paper

Draw a horizontal axis (x-axis) and a vertical axis (y-axis) on your graph paper.

• Label the horizontal axis "Butter" (or "Good B").
• Label the vertical axis "Guns" (or "Good G").

Determine the range of values for each good from the table.

• For Butter: The values range from 0 to 15. Choose a scale where each grid line represents 1 unit of Butter, or 2 units if you want to spread it out more. Ensure the axis extends at least to 15.
• For Guns: The values range from 0 to 15. Choose a similar scale for the vertical axis, ensuring it extends at least to 15.

For each point (A, B, C, D, E) from the table, locate its position on the graph:

• Point A: (0 Butter, 15 Guns) - Start at 0 on the Butter axis, then move up to 15 on the Guns axis. Mark this point.
• Point B: (5 Butter, 14 Guns) - Move right to 5 on the Butter axis, then move up to 14 on the Guns axis. Mark this point.
• Point C: (10 Butter, 10 Guns) - Move right to 10 on the Butter axis, then move up to 10 on the Guns axis. Mark this point.
• Point D: (14 Butter, 5 Guns) - Move right to 14 on the Butter axis, then move up to 5 on the Guns axis. Mark this point.
• Point E: (15 Butter, 0 Guns) - Move right to 15 on the Butter axis, then stay at 0 on the Guns axis. Mark this point.

Once all points are plotted, draw a smooth curve connecting them from point A to point E. This curve represents the Production Possibility Curve.