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Objectives: A Grade Interpret A Histogram With Unequal Class Intervals

1) Histograms are used to organize and visually display the distribution of data through bars of varying heights that correspond to intervals of class values. 2) The height of each bar represents the frequency, or count, of observations that fall into the respective class interval. 3) Key information that can be interpreted from histograms includes estimates of median and frequency values within given class intervals.
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Objectives: A Grade Interpret A Histogram With Unequal Class Intervals

1) Histograms are used to organize and visually display the distribution of data through bars of varying heights that correspond to intervals of class values. 2) The height of each bar represents the frequency, or count, of observations that fall into the respective class interval. 3) Key information that can be interpreted from histograms includes estimates of median and frequency values within given class intervals.
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Histograms

Objectives:
A Grade Interpret a histogram with unequal
class intervals

Prior knowledge:
Draw a Histogram diagram
Histograms
Finding Frequencies 10 x 1.5 = 15
2
20 x 1 = 20
Frequency density 2 20 + 20 + 20 +15 = 75
1

0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Length (cm)
10
20
How many lengths are in the class interval 40cm to 60cm?
20 x 1 = 20
How many lengths are in the class interval 30cm to 40cm?
10 x 2 = 20
What is the total frequency? Repeat for the other bars. 75
Histograms
From this histogram you could be asked further questions:
Estimate how many people between the ages of 35 and 55 surf.
3

Identify the area of the


Frequency density

2 bars to which this applies.

Remember:
1
frequency is the area

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 1.2
Age (years)
1
35 55 3
5 15
Find the area separately of each bar
5 1.2 = 6 15 1 = = 5 Estimate of the frequency = 6 + 5 = 11
3
Histograms
Estimate the median from this histogram Frequency
Histogram of childrens heights 15+18+17+20+25+20+5
4
= 120
median position
3 54 = 60
Frequency density

= 20
5 3.6
= 18 Where is this?
2
5 3.4
10 2.5
= 17 10 2
= 25
= 20
10 0.5 The median is
1
15 1 =5 approximately
= 15 60
15 33 50 137.5 cm
110 120 130 140 150 160 170
height (cm)
Find the total frequency, then find which class interval it is in,
draw a line in the bar where the median is represented to find
where it is on the x axis

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