Types of diagrams and A graph

A graph is:

• A diagram that shows the steps or decisions in a process using arrows.

• A visual representation of data that shows the relationship between different variables. ✅

• A type of table with organized rows and columns.

• A cut or sectional view of something.

Types of diagrams refer to:

• A bar chart that shows the distribution of continuous data.

• A diagram showing the stages of a process.

• Different ways to visually represent information, such as charts, bar diagrams, tables, etc.

• A part of a graph that explains what the symbols represent.

Presenting data is:

• Displaying information in a clear and understandable way, usually through graphs or tables.

• The process of identifying each part of a graph with labels.

• The use of different levels or layers in a graph to show data.

• Using a pie chart to show categories.

Figures are:

• A visual representation of data or information, such as graphs, diagrams, or images.

• The labels used to identify parts of a graph.

• A table displaying organized data in rows and columns.

• A process that shows stages in a diagram.

Something that is labelled

• Has symbols or colors that explain its meaning.

• Has names or identifiers to identify each part of the image or graph.

• Is divided into segments.

• Shows the distribution of continuous data in intervals.

A pie chart is

• A chart with rectangular bars to compare quantities.

• A circular graph that shows the proportion of different categories within a total.

• A diagram that displays different stages in a process.

• A table that organizes data in rows and columns.

Segments refer to

• The horizontal parts of a table or chart.

• The vertical parts of a table or chart.

• The parts in which a pie chart or any other figure is divided.

• The distribution of continuous data.

The key in a graph or diagram is

• A part of the graph that explains what the symbols or colors represent.

• A diagram that shows steps in a process.

• A visual representation of data or information.

• The labels used to identify parts of the graph.

A bar chart is

• A diagram showing steps in a process.

• A chart that uses rectangular bars to compare quantities between different categories.

• A circular graph showing proportions within a total.

• A cut or sectional view showing internal details.

A histogram is

• A circular chart displaying proportions of categories.

• A bar chart showing the distribution of continuous data, grouped into intervals.

• A table organizing data in columns and rows.

• A diagram showing the stages in a process.