Statistics (Week 3)
Statistics (Week 3)
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of time, including, seconds, hours, days 3. Bar graphs: This type uses rectangles of
or weeks, may help classify the data. different sizes on an x and y-axis to
represent different amounts in a data set.
❖ Graphical or Diagrammatic - This method It depicts numerical values and uses
of displaying data uses diagrams and images. rectangles to display data for variables in
It is the most visual type for presenting data your research.
and provides a quick glance at statistical data.
There are four basic types of diagrams, 4. Pie charts: In this type of diagram, data
including: appears as a fraction in a circle. This
displays any type of numerical data but
1. Pictograms: This diagram uses images works well with fewer variables.
to represent data. For example, to show
the number of books sold in the first
II. Different parts of the table
release week, you may draw five books,
The main parts of a Table are table number, title,
where each image accounts for 1,000
books and consumers bought 5,000 headnote, captions or column headings, stubs
books. or row headings, the body of the table, source
note, and footnote.
2. Cartograms: This includes any type of
map that shares the location of a person, 1. Table number – the purpose of identification
place or object. For example, cartograms and an easy reference is provided in the table
help navigate theme parks so you can number.
find attractions, food and gift shops.
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2. Title – it provides the basis of information III. Appropriate diagrams/graphs
adjacent to the number.
according to data set
3. Column headings or captions – it is put up
at the top columns of the table; the columns IV. Organize qualitative and
come with specific figures within. quantitative data in tables
4. Footnote – it gives a scope or potential for the
V. Measures of central tendency,
further explanation that might be required for
any item included in the table; the footnote is measures of variation and measures
needed to clarify data. of relative
position of grouped and ungrouped
5. Row heading and Stub – this provides
data (MEAN, MEDIAN MODE)
specific issues mentioned in the horizontal
- SEE GALLERY
rows. The stub is provided on the left side of
the table.
VI. Shape of a distribution
6. Information source – it is included at the - SEE GALLERY
bottom of the table. The information source
tells us the source related to the specific piece VII. Normal curve corresponding to
of information and the authenticity of the
different standard normal values
sources.
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VIII. Probabilities using the standard
normal table and Excel