Pictograph Examples with Answers What is a Pictograph? A pictograph (or pictogram) is a way of representing data using images or symbols. Each image or symbol in a pictograph stands for a certain number of items, making it easier to visualize data at a glance. Pictographs are especially useful for young learners as they turn […]
Read More →How to Make a Pictograph A pictograph is a way to represent data visually using symbols, images, or objects. Each symbol or object in a pictograph represents a certain number of items, making it easier to understand and compare data at a glance. Here’s how to make a pictograph in detail, with examples using objects […]
Read More →Explaining Pictographs with Examples A pictograph is a way of representing data using images or symbols. Each image or symbol in a pictograph represents a certain number of items. Pictographs make it easier to understand and visualize data, especially for kids. Example: Favorite Fruits of a Class Imagine a class of 20 students where each […]
Read More →Real Life Percentage Problems Percentages are a fundamental concept in mathematics and are used widely in various real-life scenarios. Understanding percentages can help solve many practical problems involving discounts, interest rates, population changes, data interpretation, and more. Here are some detailed examples of how percentages are used in real life: 1. Shopping Discounts When shopping, […]
Read More →Line Graph – Definition & Examples A line graph is a type of a graph which show how data or information change over time. A line graph is also known as line chart. Example: The table shows the sell of cars in a shop for five days. Draw a line graph. Example: The table shows […]
Read More →Introduction – Pie Chart Here we will discuss in brief about construction of a Pie Chart or Pie Graph from given data. Let us see what is a pie chart or pie graph. A “pie graph or (pie chart)” is a circular chart divided into sectors, each sector represents a proportionate part of a whole. […]
Read More →Ascending and Descending order Ascending order When we arrange the data from smallest to greatest, order it is called Ascending order. Example- 5, 12, 26, 38, 45. In this example we see that 5 is less then 12, 12 is less then 26, 26 is less then 38,and 38 […]
Read More →Grouping of Data In this lesson we will learn about the grouping of data. Grouped data are data that has been organized in groups known as classes. Grouped data has been classified and a data class is group of data. Consider the marks obtain by 15 students in a history test as given below, 23, […]
Read More →Frequency Polygon A frequency polygon is very similar to a histogram and represents the graphical form of data. A frequency polygon is used to show a cumulative frequency distribution or compare to sets of data. In a frequency polygon the number of observations is marked at the the midpoint […]
Read More →Type of Bar Graphs In this lesson, we will learn about bar graph or bar chart. We also focus on the different type of bar graphs, definition of bar graph how to create bar graphs. A graphical representation of data, in which bars show comparisons between categories of data.A […]
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