Question

From the data given below, draw a multiple bar di
Sex Urban RuralTotal
Male
51.8
53.1 52.7
Female 13.9
29.9 25.4
Total
33.7 41.7 39.5
) Construct the Histogram from the data given below​

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Generally discrete quantitative or qualitative data are represented by bar chart, line graph and pie diagram.
The most straightforward type of graph to produce is a bar chart.
Bar chart: In bar chart, rectangular blocks of equal width are plotted on the X axis, each representing independent variable placed at equal distance from each other. The height of each block represents the frequency of the categories and is proportional to the number of percentage in each category. Because each bar represents a completely separate category, the bars must not touch each other, i.e. always leave a gap between the categories. There is no hard and fast rule for ordering the bars; but some category types (measured in ordinal scale) have a natural ordering, like educational level and monthly income where the bars can be plotted in a logical order from lowest to highest or vis-à-vis, irrespective of the height of the bars.
Table 1
Blood group types Frequency
A 25
B 35 AB 14 O 16
The figure below is the graphical presentation of the table