Histogram-
Data grouped into ranges (“41-50”, “51-60”ect.) and then displayed as a bar
graph.
*No space between bars that’s the difference from a bar
graph.*
Bar Graph-
Data shown by rectangles horizontal or vertical on a diagram.
Double Bar Graph-
a bar graph that uses two sets of bars to compare related data.
Percentage / Staked
Bar Graph- vertical or horizontal columns divided by subgroups
of data
I appreciated the images you provided for these different types of graphs. It can be difficult for students to understand the differences between them so the pictures are incredibly helpful. I also like how you used tabs to get to different sections of your blog because it makes it much more organized!
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