Fundamentals of Math - old
Fundamentals of Mathematics
Chapter 6 Summary Vocabulary
Bar Graph
Histogram
Pie Chart
Data Analysis
Line Graph
Scatterplot
Don’t Forget
Characteristics of a Good Graph
• The graph contains a well-written title that precisely describes to the reader what they are looking at. • Axes are labeled with the variable name and its units. • The grids are consistently scaled (e.g., 0, 5,10, ... and not 0, 2, 5, 6, ...) • An appropriate graph is selected to convey the type of information presented.
When to Use a ...
• Line Graph - When you want to track changes over a period of time • Pie Chart - When you are trying to compare parts of a whole • Bar Graph - When you are trying to compare parts of a whole • Histogram - When you need to see the frequency of continuous (measurable) data in a dataset • Scatterplot - When you are trying to determine relationships between two different things
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