There are many ways to express numerical information, the presentation of numerical information in graphical form can vary according to the needs of the person using the information. For example: using a pie chart emphasizes the relative part of each parameter of the whole, a chart with a line emphasizes the difference between the parts, and sometimes a standard list is the quickest and easiest way to convey what we want to convey. Just like the grocery shopping list at the store. Here are a number of options for displaying data graphically.
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Data List - Refers to a simple list of data, including numbers, values and more.
Table - Data can be organized in a table that includes columns and rows.
Bar chart (rectangular plot) - where the height of the columns represents the value we want to calculate .
Pie chart (pie chart) - where each part is represented in a part of the circle.
Graph - each value is represented by a point on the graph.
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