Statistics
Points
to be Remember:-
1.
Pictorial
representation of the numerical data using picture
symbols is called pictograph of the data.
2. A bar graph is a
pictorial representation of the numerical data by a
number of bars of uniform width, erected horizontally or vertically,
with equal spacing between them.
3. The uniform width of the
bars and the uniform gap between them is
suitably chosen, keeping in view the given
information (data) and
the space available for the diagram.
4. it is not necessary to
make the bar graph on a graph paper, but
from the point of view of convenience and
accuracy, one should do
so.
5. A bar graph should have a
little. The chosen scale should also be
mentioned below the graph.
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