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1. MATHEMATICS GRADE 10
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MR. J. K. MULENGA
MUNALI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
2. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS STATISTICS Data can be presented in various ways:
Pie – Charts
Bar Graphs
Line Graphs
Frequency Tables
Histograms
Frequency Polygons
3. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS PIE – CHART Indicates how the various parts are related to the whole
Data in the pie - chart can also be presented in percentages.
4. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS BAR GRAPHS Compares frequency.
5. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS LINE GRAPHS Can be used to present data that has been collected over a period of time, e.g., under five clinic cards.
6. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS FREQUENCY TABLES Shows the number of times a measure occurs
7. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS HISTOGRAGM Looks like a bar graph, but the differences are that a histogram:
has no spaces between the bars.
Widths of bars may not be uniform.
Area of bars give the frequency.
8. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS FREQUENCY POLYGONS Midpoints of the tops of the bars of a histogram are joined by straight lines
9. BY MR. MULENGA J.K: MUNALI BOYS TYPES OF DATA Data can be classified as
Grouped
Ungrouped
Look out in the next lesson for further statistical presentations.