A nice game on preparing the frequency table using tally mark.
Create the bargraph of the data you have collected...
Misleading Graphs : As well as providing valuable evidence to support your finding, statistics can be misleading. They are often used to prove a point, and can easily be twisted in favour of that point. Here are some examples of misleading graphs. Observe each graph . Do not forget to post your answers in the resprctive wall wisher as it will be assessed by you teacher.
Question 1
What is wrong with this bar chart? How should the information be represented?
Question 2
What is wrong with this line graph ? Suggest the changes for the correct information be represented?
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Question 3.
Two different bar graphs are made from the same survey of food favorites. Which graph do you think is better? More fair? Why?
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Draw the correct graph representing Question 2 and submit to your Math teacher.