Lesson 27 — Activity 2: Using a Bar Graph to Display Information
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Lesson 27 — Activity 2: Using a Bar Graph to Display Information
Getting Ready
You will recall that in the L26 — A1 Assignment you created a bar graph.
In this activity, you will look at frequency distribution tables and create bar graphs from these.
Let's say that you have gathered information from your classmates on their favourite school subject. You may have made a frequency table from that information that looks like this:
Favourite Subjects of Room 5 Students
Favourite Subject
|
Tally
|
Frequency
|
Computers
|
IIII
|
4
|
Science
|
II
|
2
|
Social Studies
|
IIIII III
|
8
|
Phys. Ed.
|
IIIII IIIII II
|
12
|
English
|
IIIII I
|
6
|
Math
|
IIIII IIIII III
|
13 |
From the information in the frequency table, you can build a bar graph. A bar graph from the above information could look like this:
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