Securing constructing bar charts by hand
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- Q 1/6Score 0The total frequency for this data set is ______.29Users enter free text
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- Q1The total frequency for this data set is ______.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q2If a bar chart was to be constructed for data about favourite pizza toppings in a class, the bars would have a specific order. True or false?False - there is no relevant order to pizza toppings so they can be in any orderTrue - order from the most favourite to the least favourite topping30s
- Q3This is an example of a __________ bar chart.standardstackedcomparison30s
- Q4The frequency axis needs to have a suitable scale for the data it is presenting. The scale will go up in ______ increments.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5Three pupils are discussing this bar chart. Who is correct with their observation?30s
- Q6Which bar chart matches this data?30s
