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What type of graph would you use to show your favorite fruits among your classmates?
Think about showing parts of a whole.
What is a key feature of a bar graph?
Consider how data is displayed.
Which graph is best for displaying proportions?
Remember, pie equals part of a whole.
True or False: Line graphs can show changes over time.
Think about how we track data like temperature.
Given the grocery sales data below: Apples (120), Bananas (80), Cherries (50), create a bar graph representing this data and interpret the results.
Focus on how tall each bar looks compared to the others.
You tracked temperature data every day for a week: Monday (20), Tuesday (21), Wednesday (19), Thursday (25), Friday (23). Create a line graph and describe any trends you see.
Look for patterns like peaks or declines.
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