Collecting Data and Creating Graphs

Apr 06, 2019

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Collecting Data and Creating Graphs. Step 1: Pose a question that can be answered by collecting data. Ex. What is your favorite ice cream flavor?. Step 2: Collect and Organize Data. Using a frequency table . Step 3: Show Data In a Bar Graph. Step 3: Show Data in a Circle Graph.

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Collecting Data and Creating Graphs
Step 1: Pose a question that can be answered by collecting data. Ex. What is your favorite ice cream flavor?
Step 2: Collect and Organize Data • Using a frequency table
Step 3: Show Data In a Bar Graph
Step 3: Show Data in a Circle Graph
Step 3: Show Data in a Pictograph
Step 4: Analyze Graph • How many more people chose Strawberry than Rocky Road? • How many people chose Mint Chip and Vanilla?

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