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• We grasp information more

easily when it's organized and


presented visually rather than
in raw numerical form.
• Organized data enables easier
identification of patterns, trends,
and insights that aids in
decision-making and problem-
solving.
• Properly organized data
reduces errors and ensures
information is reliable and
consistent.
• Create a bar graph for Experiment No. 1
• Create a line graph for Experiment No. 2
• Create a table for Experiment No. 3
A group of high school students is conducting an
experiment to investigate the effect of light intensity
on the growth of bean plants for their biology class
project. They set up different light conditions in a
designated area within the school greenhouse to
observe how varying levels of light affect plant
growth.
After two weeks of observation and data
collection, the students recorded the average height
of bean plants grown under different light conditions:
Full Sunlight: 15 cm
Partial Shade: 12 cm
Low Light: 8 cm
Darkness: 2 cm
A meteorological research team
conducted a study to monitor the daily
rainfall during the rainy season in a
particular region. They set up rain gauges
at different locations across the region to
measure the amount of rainfall each day
for one week.
Day 1: 5mm
Day 2: 8mm
Day 3: 10mm
Day 4: 7mm
Day 5: 15mm
Day 6: 12mm
Day 7: 13mm
A physics students conducted an experiment
to investigate the relationship between the
length of a pendulum and its period of
oscillation. They varied the lengths of
pendulums and measured the time taken for
each pendulum to complete one full swing.
The results are as follows:

Pendulum length (cm): 20, 30, 40, 50, 60


Period (s): 0.8, 1.1, 1.3, 1.6, 1.9

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