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Constructing and Interpreting Charts and Graphs — AQA GCSE Statistics 8382
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Constructing and Interpreting Charts and Graphs
AQA GCSE Statistics · 8382
Constructing and Interpreting Charts and Graphs
What you need to know
Represent data graphically using bar charts, line charts, time series, and scatter charts by calculating necessary key values.
Interpret and compare data sets displayed in bar line charts, frequency polygons, equal-width histograms, and box plots.
Construct and analyze cumulative frequency charts, including step polygons for discrete data.
Calculate and utilize frequency density to construct histograms with unequal widths, and analyze data presented in this format.
Analyze dual, multiple, composite, and percentage bar charts.
Revision notes
1
Representing Data and Comparing Bar Charts
12 key terms
2
Interpreting Charts, Distributions and Cumulative Frequency
11 key terms
3
Practise with past papers
Key terms & definitions
Previous topic: Pictorial Data Representation
Advanced Pictorial Representations
Next topic: Visualisation Formats and Misrepresentation
Selecting Appropriate Visualisations
Frequency Density and Unequal-Width Histograms
5 key terms