Exercises
This section provides a comprehensive set of exercises aimed at reinforcing the concepts learned in graphical representations of data. The exercises are categorized into three difficulty levels: easy, medium, and hard. Each exercise involves practical applications such as creating bar graphs, histograms, and frequency polygons based on real-world data. Students will encounter various types of questions, including short answer, reflective, case-based, and application-based problems.
The exercises cover key concepts such as:
1. Constructing bar graphs from categorical data.
2. Drawing histograms for continuous data and ensuring accuracy in representation.
3. Creating frequency polygons to visualize distribution.
4. Analyzing trends and making comparisons based on graphical representations.
By engaging with the exercises, students deepen their understanding of data visualization techniques and enhance their analytical skills.