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efficiency and access. The Growth in demand for data highlights the change in digital world as adopted by countries. The data in chart 5 is taken from Australian Bureau of Statistics in 2016 for the data acquired till 2015 Internet Service provider (abs.gov.au., 2016). The data is quantitative in nature and is in ratio scale. The depiction of growth is shown through a line chart between the two countries that is simply contrasting. The volume of data can be depicted through probabilities. The data constitutes

rethink his attitude towards constant improvement and give her more freedom to have a positive impact on the organization. Phase 2: Using the given data about the diameter of cam rollers, we use Minitab to create a “Xbar-R Chart“, as shown in Chart 1 of the appendix. From this chart, we can draw the conclusion that Day 17 is below the LCL, out of control limit. Therefore one can say the whole process is out of control. Natalie notices that the average diameter of batch 17 is extremely low compared

Lesson 10 Essay Why do businesses manage data and use graphics to reveal their overall performance standings, and what type of graphics, tables, or charts should one use to share communicating quantitative information to their business customers that’s not only effective; but easy to understand? Businesses manage data in order to review, and share information received by others; which are displayed by usage of certain graphs that indicates ones performance levels in certain areas. “However,

pie charts to infographics, the tools used to visually communicate can either effectively portray the desired information or can confuse their audience as to their message. The first image contains information that is intended to illustrate the 1% Property Tax Revenue Allocation for Fiscal Year 2012-2013. The message this visual is attempting to communicate is not clear. There is too much information present and it is difficult to decipher what the designer wishes us to know. The pie chart on its

through the use of pie charts, bar charts, and line graphs. Pie charts are best used when comparing parts of a whole (Data Driven Decisions). A disadvantage of using a pie chart is that one will not be able to see changes over time. If one is trying to best track changes over time bar charts and line graphs will be used. When smaller changes exist, line graphs are better to use than bar graphs. Line graphs can also be used to compare changes over the same period of

develop a frequency distribution in SPSS, the author’s findings of the research, and what the author learned from utilizing the dataset provided. In this lab assignment, there were several steps completed for frequencies, frequency tables, bar charts, pie charts, and histograms with the 1998 state court dataset. These analytical tasks prove the ability to successfully complete and report frequency distributions. From the 1998 state court data file, the following variables analyzed in SPSS were: race

the 0.5-0.9% group. White was a great choice for the lowest grouping because of its meaning of empty or pure (Locker and Kienzler, 2014. According to Stengel, Calori, and Giannoudis (2008), this graph is almost graphically excellent because it lacks chart junk, but the smaller clusters are difficult to see in some cases and the data could be misleading. Once again we see the example of leaving data out from Misleading Graphs: Real Life Example’s (2014) since some geographical space is larger than others

type of schedule used for a project normally depends on the cost and complexity of the project. A bar chart is usually used for smaller projects and for larger projects a critical path method (CPM) schedule is established. Bar Chart A bar chart simply indicates when specific activities will start, the duration of the activity and the finish date of the activity. Since each activity on a bar chart is depicted as a straight line on the

Introduction to Bar Graphs Standards: SOL 1.14 The student will investigate, identify, and describe various forms of data collection, using tables, picture graphs, and object graphs. SOL 1.15 The student will interpret information displayed in a picture or object graph, using the vocabulary more, less, fewer, greater than, less than, and equal to. Taken from the VA Kindergarten Curriculum Framework found at: http://www.doe.virginia.gov/testing/sol/standards_doc/english/index

entities. This given data will be analyze on the basis of different categories such as element, customer or consumption type, year, data-type and month. The output of this data will be in the form of different types of graphs like pie graph, bar charts, line charts and 3-D graphs. Figure 12 shows the sample of energy data. Figure 12 - Sample Energy Data 5.3 By using MATLAB The data file consists of lots of entities, which needs to extract the data according to the given format. And to do the analysis