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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Graphical Representations of Data document in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the sections on Line or Dot Plots. Familiarize yourself with how to represent numerical data using x’s above specific numbers to indicate frequency.
  3. For practice problems, input the ages or heights as specified. Use the provided examples as a guide for creating your own line plots or dot plots.
  4. Next, explore Stem and Leaf Plots. Understand how to divide data values into stems and leaves, and replicate this format for your own datasets.
  5. Proceed to Frequency Distributions and Histograms. Follow the instructions to compute class widths and create frequency distributions before visualizing them with histograms.
  6. Finally, utilize Bar Graphs, Circle Graphs, and Pictographs sections. Apply the techniques outlined to represent categorical data effectively.

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The four basic graphs used in statistics include bar, line, histogram and pie charts.
A graph has the following main parts: the cartesian plane for space, the x and y-axes, the points and lines, and the labels of the axes. Vertical and horizontal lines that cross the axes are also called intercepts.
Graphical representation refers to the use of charts and graphs to visually analyze and display, interpret numerical value, clarify the qualitative structures. The data is represented by a variety of symbols such as line charts, bars, circles, ratios.
Representing Data Graphically Create a frequency table, bar graph, pareto chart, pictogram, or a pie chart to represent a data set. Identify features of ineffective representations of data. Create a histogram, pie chart, or frequency polygon that represents numerical data. Create a graph that compares two quantities.
The following methods are commonly used to represent data: Binary Representation. All data in computers is ultimately stored in binary (0s and 1s). Text Encoding. Text data is encoded using standards like: Number Representation. Integer Representation: Numbers stored in binary form. Graphical Representation. Audio Encoding.

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The key types discussed are line graphs, bar graphs, pie charts, histograms, frequency polygons, and frequency curves. Each type is described in terms of its construction and best uses for presenting different types of data clearly and efficiently.

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