The Throughput graph shows the amount of data in bytes that
the Vusers received from the server in a second. When we
compare this with the transaction response time, we will
notice that as throughput decreased, the response time also
decreased. Similarly, the peak throughput and highest
response time would occur approximately at the same time.

Response Time:-The time to get first response from the 
server is called Response time.

Thourhput:-The speed of Sever processing to respond to 
request in one second of time is called Throughput

Direct Relation B/w Response Time and Throughput Means If
Throughput increase Automatically Response time also increase

response time->
Is the Sum of (Time for 1st Byte + Recieve Time)

Time for 1st Byte = The time to get first response from the 
server

Recieve Time = The elapsed time b/w first response and last 
response or byte of information received from the server


Throughput->
Is the average amount of data in bytes that the Vusers 
received from the server in a second.

Throughput is the measure of the number of messages that a 
system can process in a given amount of time. In software, 
throughput is usually measured in “requests / second” 
or “transactions / second”.

Response time is usually measured in units of “seconds / 
request” or “seconds / transaction”.