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GRAphprepared BY:

ARIEL c. Piol

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graph

A graph is a picture that represents data in an organized manner

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HISTOGRAM

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HISTOGRAM

It is a graph in which the classes are marked on the horizontal axis (x – axis) and the class frequency on the vertical

axis (y – axis)

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HISTOGRAM

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FREQUENCYpOLYGON

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FREQUENCY pOLYGON

It is a graph that display the data using points which are connected

by the lines

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FREQUENCY POLYGON

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It is a graph that display the cumulativefrequencies for the classes in a

frequency distribution

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A frequency polygon is a graph that displays the data using points which is connected by the lines

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pareto chart

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pareto chart

It is a graph used to represent a frequencydistribution for a categorical data and

frequencies are displayed by the heights of verticals bars, which are arranged

in order from highest to lowest

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Pareto Diagram is a tool useful in identifying and focusing attention on the most critical problem.

PARETO DIAGRAM

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pIE chart

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pIE chart

It is a circle divided into portion that Represent the relative frequencies

( percentages) of the data belonging to the different categories.

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Pie charts are used when the break-up of the components of quantity is to be graphed.

PIE CHARTS

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Band chart

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Band chart

A chart presenting information in strata or layer form

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BAND GRAPH

Placing two or more band graphs in parallel makes it easy to compare the break-up of components of two quantities.

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gantt chart

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gantt chart

A chart in which a series of horizontal lines shows the amount of work done or production completed in certain periods

of time in relation to the amount planned for those periods

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Planned time Actual time taken

GANTT CHART

Gantt charts are use to understand the details of a plan and progress in meeting the specified time schedule.

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Line graph

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Line graph

It is a type of chart which displays information as a series of data points

called 'markers' connected by straight line segments.

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Line graph reveal the overall trend of the data. They are used to look at the direction of changes over a time frame.

LINE GRAPH

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Bar graft

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Bar graft

It is similar to histogram. The bases of the rectangles are arbitrary intervals

whose center are the codes.

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Bar graphs are constructed with parallel bars of identical width but differing length. They are used to compare the size of two quantities.

BAR GRAPH

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Scatter diagram

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Scatter diagram

It is used to examined possible relationship between two

numerical variables.

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Scatter diagram is a graph that shows the degree and direction of relationship between two variables.

SCATTER DIAGRAMS

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