2/9/2023-HW Displaying One-Variable Categorical Data

Using the data from this table, draw a bar graph to display the data.

You can draw it in show your work or upload a picture of your graph into show your work.

Draw a new bar graph to more appropriately describe the data.

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(feel free to move the variables (restaurants) to the x-axis)

Draw a new bar graph to more appropriately describe the data.

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Explain why this 'bar-graph' is misleading.

Draw a new bar graph to more appropriately describe the data.

You can draw it in show your work or upload a picture of your graph into show your work.

What is the relative frequency for age 18?

Give your answer as a whole percentage (round up if necessary).

What is the relative frequency for age 19?

Give your answer as a whole percentage (round up if necessary).

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in January?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in February?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in March?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in April?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in May?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

What is the relative frequency of cars sold in June?

(round to the nearest tenths place and input as a percentage..ex. 25.3%)

Do your percentage numbers total 100%? If not, state why.