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- 1. Different Types of Graphs MATHEMATICS PRESENTATION
- 2. Line Graph Line graphs are ideal for showing trends and patterns over time. They are commonly used in various fields such as economics, science, and finance to visualize changes in data over continuous time intervals.
- 3. Graphs are visual representations of data that are used to communicate, analyse, and interpret information. They serve as powerful tools for summarising datasets, identifying patterns and trends, comparing different variables or groups, and making data- driven decisions. By presenting data graphically, graphs help make information more accessible, engaging, and actionable for both experts and non-experts alike.
- 4. Side-by-side bar gRAPH Side-by-side bar graphs compare two or more categories across different groups or conditions. They make it easier to identify patterns, differences, and relationships between the groups. 0 5 10 15 20 Fish Cats Dogs
- 5. stacked bar graph Side-by-side bar graphs compare two or more categories across different groups or conditions. They make it easier to identify patterns, differences, and relationships between the groups. 0 10 20 30 40 50 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8
- 6. Pie Chart Pie charts are useful for displaying the relative proportions or percentages of different categories within a dataset. They are effective in showing the composition of a whole.
- 7. Histogram Histograms are best used to visualise the frequency distribution of continuous data. They are particularly useful for identifying patterns and distributions within datasets.
- 8. Scatter Plot Scatter plots are ideal for visualising relationships or correlations between two variables. They are commonly used to identify patterns and trends in data points.
- 9. Box Plot Box plots are useful for visually summarising the distribution, spread, and variability of a dataset. They are effective in identifying outliers and comparing the distribution of data across different groups or categories
- 10. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Pictograph Pictographs are useful for presenting data in a visually appealing and easily understandable way, especially for younger audiences or when dealing with simple data sets.