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Presentation of Data

1. The document discusses various types of graphical representations including bar diagrams, histograms, line graphs, pie charts, frequency polygons, ogives, stacked bar graphs, and multiple line graphs. 2. It provides details on what type of data each graph is best suited for and how the graphs represent frequencies or proportions visually. 3. Examples are given for most graph types to illustrate how the data would appear in each format.

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Presentation of Data

1. The document discusses various types of graphical representations including bar diagrams, histograms, line graphs, pie charts, frequency polygons, ogives, stacked bar graphs, and multiple line graphs. 2. It provides details on what type of data each graph is best suited for and how the graphs represent frequencies or proportions visually. 3. Examples are given for most graph types to illustrate how the data would appear in each format.

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Data presentation in

graphical forms
Gaurav Singh
R.B.T.T.I., Bareilly
Bar Diagram
•It is also known as column chart
•The height of bars represent the frequency
•Bars are separated by gaps, usually half of the width of bars.
•It is used for categorical and discrete data.
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Histogram
► It is used for representing
continuous data.
► Data is needed to be
grouped in class intervals.
► Normally histograms are
with equal width bars.
► Height of bars represent
the frequency.
► It is helpful in comparing
the data.
Line Graph
► Line graph is used to explore the trends
► It is used to represent the quantifiable data
► It represent longitudinal data
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Pie Chart
► It is used to show proportion
► It represents percentage proportion
► It can be used to represent categorical and
discrete data.
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Frequency polygon
•It is used to represent frequency distribution
•The line represent the frequency and x values.

Frequeny

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Ogive
► Itrepresents cumulative frequency distribution
► Normally used to represent the cumulative
growth or sale rate
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Stacked bar graph
► It is used represent comparative data
► Normally companies compare their segments or
different companies

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Multiple line graph
• it is used to compare more than one variables.
•It is replacement of stacked bars.

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