Compare Data Graphs

What type of graph is this?

• Histogram

• Line Graph

• Bar Graph

• Line Plot

Which of the following graphs allows you to compare the frequency of intervals, but not the frequency of exact values?

• Dot Plot

• Histogram

• Stem and Leaf Plot

• Circle Graph

What type of graph is this?

• Bar Graph

• Line Plot

• Histogram

What type of graph is this?

• Stem and Leaf Plot

• Histogram

• Dot Plot

• Bar Graph

When comparing two line graphs showing the sales of two products over a year, if one line is consistently above the other, what can we infer?

• The product represented by the lower line sold more.

• The sales of both products were the same.

• The product represented by the higher line sold more.

• The graphs are inaccurate.

When comparing data using graphs, what should you look for?

• Differences in graph types

• Similarities and differences in data trends

• The color of the graphs

• The size of the graph

Why is it important to compare data using graphs?

• It makes it easier to publish the data online.

• It helps in identifying patterns, trends, and outliers.

• It requires less mathematical calculation.

• It is the only way to present data.

How do you use a graph to compare different sets of data?

• By reciting the data points and hoping for a comparison

• By plotting the data points and visually analyzing the trends, patterns, and relationships between the sets of data.

• By using a calculator to compare the sets of data

• By cooking the data and comparing the flavors

Is the highlighted section of the graph increasing, decreasing or no change?

• increasing

• decreasing

• no change (stopped)

Did the price of soybeans increase or decrease between 1997 and 1999?

• Increase

• Decrease