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Graphical representations

Mathematics — first biennium · Lesson

Data and statistics

Graphical representations

Choose a graph from the structure of the data: categories, an ordered trend over time, or parts of a whole.

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What you need to know before the exercises

In this lesson: Choose a suitable graphical representation and correctly read labels and scale.

How to proceed: Do not choose a graph by habit: ask what you need to compare and whether time order or a 100% whole matters.

You can already assume: Data types and frequencies.

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Choose the most suitable graph for the data and justify the choice.

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Completed exercises: 0/5 · Correct on first attempt: 0

How to reason

Do not choose a graph by habit: ask what you need to compare and whether time order or a 100% whole matters.

Data: Percentage breakdown of a budget

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