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What does a line graph primarily display?
What does a line graph primarily display?
- Information that changes over time (correct)
- Comparative data at a single point in time
- Categorical data using rectangular bars
- Total amounts of different categories
Which type of graph is best for representing categorical data?
Which type of graph is best for representing categorical data?
- Bar Graph (correct)
- Line Graph
- Histogram
- Pie Graph
What is the main purpose of using statistical graphs?
What is the main purpose of using statistical graphs?
- To confuse the audience
- To enhance understanding of statistical information (correct)
- To display only numeric data without context
- To create random patterns
Which of the following statements about a bar graph is true?
Which of the following statements about a bar graph is true?
In the context of graphs, what does the term 'markers' refer to?
In the context of graphs, what does the term 'markers' refer to?
Which type of graph is characterized by displaying a total amount across different categories?
Which type of graph is characterized by displaying a total amount across different categories?
When organizing data for a histogram, what kind of data is typically represented?
When organizing data for a histogram, what kind of data is typically represented?
A vertical bar chart is sometimes referred to as what?
A vertical bar chart is sometimes referred to as what?
What is the main purpose of a pie chart?
What is the main purpose of a pie chart?
What type of data display uses adjacent rectangles to represent frequencies?
What type of data display uses adjacent rectangles to represent frequencies?
How can the percentage of each part in a pie chart be calculated?
How can the percentage of each part in a pie chart be calculated?
In an ogive graph, which axis represents the cumulative frequency?
In an ogive graph, which axis represents the cumulative frequency?
Which of the following best describes an ogive graph?
Which of the following best describes an ogive graph?
When creating an ogive graph, where should you begin plotting?
When creating an ogive graph, where should you begin plotting?
What is the primary difference between a histogram and a bar graph?
What is the primary difference between a histogram and a bar graph?
What do the heights of the bars in a histogram represent?
What do the heights of the bars in a histogram represent?
Flashcards
Line graph
Line graph
A type of graph that displays information as a series of data points connected by straight lines, showing trends and changes over time.
Bar Graph
Bar Graph
A graph that uses rectangular bars to represent data in categories. The height or length of the bars represents the value.
Pie Graph
Pie Graph
A circular graph divided into slices, where each slice represents a proportion of the whole. The size of each slice is proportional to the value it represents.
Histogram
Histogram
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Ogive Graph
Ogive Graph
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What is a Graph?
What is a Graph?
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What is a Pie Chart?
What is a Pie Chart?
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What is a Histogram?
What is a Histogram?
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What is an Ogive Graph?
What is an Ogive Graph?
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How do you find percentages in a data set?
How do you find percentages in a data set?
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What is a Frequency Polygon?
What is a Frequency Polygon?
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What is an upper-class boundary?
What is an upper-class boundary?
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What is a lower-class boundary?
What is a lower-class boundary?
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What is a Bar Graph?
What is a Bar Graph?
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Study Notes
Grade 7 Statistics Topics
- Opening Prayer - A prayer is included.
- Mental Computation - Grade 7 statistics includes mental computation.
- Statistics: Organizing and Presenting Data through Graphs - The lesson focuses on organizing and presenting statistical data through graphs.
- Learning Objectives - Students will learn to identify various graph types, construct graphs, and demonstrate enthusiasm in presenting data.
- What is a Graph? - A graph is a visual representation of data showing variation in one or more variables. Graphs are pictorial representations of data that makes it easier for understanding and interpretation.
- Types of Graphs - The different types of graphs mentioned are: Line, Bar, Pie, Histogram, and Ogive.
- Line Graph - A line graph displays data that changes over time. It connects data points with lines.
- Bar Graph - A bar graph uses rectangular bars to represent categorical data. Bars can be vertical or horizontal.
- Pie Graph - A pie chart displays data as sectors (slices) of a circle. It represents relative sizes of data components.
- Histogram - A histogram shows frequency distributions of variables in intervals. It is a type of bar graph.
- Ogive Graph - An ogive is a cumulative frequency polygon. It's a graph displaying cumulative frequencies (like a running total), where values are plotted against class boundaries.
- Cigarette Sales for 5 Days (Example) - This table shows daily cigarette sales. There is data for 5 days with daily figures.
- Bar Graph (Details) - Bar graphs use bars to represent data; bars can be vertical or horizontal, and the height or length of the bar is proportional to the value it represents.
- Pie Chart/Pie Graph (Details) - A pie chart is a circle divided into sectors (slices) and each sector shows a portion of the whole. Relative sizes of the data are shown through slices.
- Examples and Exercises - Charts and examples are given with exercises showing how to calculate percentage, central angles. Data sets for creating cumulative frequency graphs, histograms, and related calculations are included.
- Activity: Mental Math A & B (270 – 271) - A mental math activity is assigned.
- Assignment: Written Math A (271 – #16 only) - Students have an assignment concerning written math.
- Closing Prayer - The lesson ends with a closing prayer.
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