Advantages And Disadvantages Of Graph

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There are 44 test scores from students and I am ask to analyze the data using different methods of graph. Talk about advantages and disadvantages of each graphs lastly describing the “Middle” and the “Spread” of the compiled data and how is it significant overall. There are many different types of graphs mathematician can use to compiles data to help them get a better understanding of everything by seeing it visually before start doing all the calculation and draw conclusion. The 4 types of graphs that I am focusing on this test scores from students are Stem-and-leaf, Histogram, Pie graph, and Box-and-whisker. Stem-and-leaf
The advantages for this graph is that the data can easily be seen clearly. All the test scores are put in order from …show more content…

This makes the graph neater because everything is in an equal interval instead of every single individual data which could make the histogram too long. One of the disadvantage for the histogram is that the x-axis is in interval so you do not get to see the details in each interval. For example in this data, it is nice to see that a good amount of students make a 80s and 90s as well, but you do not know how many are in each intervals. It could be that there are three kids make an 82 and seven kids make a 81 on their test. We do not get to see the details on how low or high 80s they got on their …show more content…

It also show 4 different quartiles to let the teacher know the lowest, middle, and highest grades the class is in. This graph also show how much spread out the data is on the number line. After drawing the box-and-whisker for this data, you can see that the lowest grade is a 35, middle grade is a 78, and highest grade is 86. The box from 67 to 86 represent that most students fall into that range on their test. The disadvantage this graph have is like the other two graph, you cannot see the individual test

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