CK-12-Basic Probability and Statistics Concepts - A Full Course

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7.7. Bar Graphs http://www.ck12.org


Lake Michigan –923 ft.


Lake Huron –750 ft.


Lake Ontario –802 ft.


Lake Erie –210 ft.


The bar graph would appear as follows:


Example B


A questionnaire on the makes of people’s vehicles showed the following responses from 30 participants. Construct
a frequency distribution and a bar graph to represent the


data.


(F= Ford,H= Honda,V= Volkswagen,M= Mazda)


F M M M V M F M F V H H F V F


H H F M M V H M V V F V H M F


The frequency distribution and bar graph can be constructed as follows:


TABLE7.10:


Make of Car Number of Cars
Ford 8
Honda 6
Volkswagen 7
Mazda 9
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