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SECTION II - 3. Describing Data With Graphs
SECTION II - 3. Describing Data With Graphs
Mathematics as a Tool
Describing Data with Graphs
The data gathered shall be presented, analyzed and interpreted that can be
easily understood by the reader. Data may be presented in textual, tabular,
graphical or a combination of these.
2. It should be clear and unambiguous so that charts and graphs are easy to read
and understand.
• Focuses on numbers
• Can be displayed through graphs, charts, tables, and maps
• Data can be displayed over time (such as a line chart)
BAR GRAPH Most Favorite Fruit
50
45
This device is 40
Number of People
35
constructed to compare 30
25
data sizes and 20
15
frequencies. It consists 10
5
of rectangular bars of
0
equal widths aligned
horizontally or vertically.
Fruits
HISTOGRAM
20% 20%
Temperature in °C
29
25 24
showing a trend over a 20
This graphical
presentation of data uses
symbols or pictures
that represent a standard
value.
STEM AND LEAF
PLOT
No. of Customers
350
are plotted along two 300
250
axes, the pattern of the 200
150
resulting points revealing 100
50
any correlation present. 0
0 20 40 60 80 100
Temperature in °F
QUALITATIVE DATA
260
Roman Catholic 260 = 0.65 65% 0.65 x 360 = 234.0
400
93
7th Day Adventist 93 = 0.23 23% 0.23 x 360 = 82.8
400
12
Iglesia ni Cristo 12 = 0.03 3% 0.03 x 360 = 10.8
400
35
Born Again Christian 35 = 0.09 9% 0.09 x 360 = 32.4
400
Total 400 1 100% 360
PIE GRAPH FOR STUDENTS’ RELIGIOUS
AFFILIATION
Born Again
Iglesia ni
Christian
Cristo
9%
3%
7th Day
Adventist
23% Roman
Catholic
65%
PROTRACTOR
250
NO. OF STUDENTS
200
150
100
50
0
Roman Catholic 7th Day Adventist Iglesia ni Cristo Born Again Christian
RELIGIONS
TIMELINE
A timeline is a type of
chart which visually
shows a series of
events in chronological
order over a linear
timescale. The power
of a timeline is that it is
graphical, which
makes it easy to
understand critical
milestones, such as
the progress of a
project schedule.