Graphing Roundup Third Grade Charts and Graphs Bar Graph Line Plot Pictograph.

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Graphing Roundup Third Grade Charts and Graphs Bar Graph Line Plot Pictograph

Bar Graphs Bar graphs use either vertical or horizontal bars to compare data. 1.How many cowboys voted riding as their favorite cowboy job? ____________ 2.How many more voted for roping horses than roping bulls? ___________ 3.How many cowboys were asked to vote? ________________ 4. How many cowboys liked roping? ________

Dot Plots A dot plot is a type of graph that is used to show how frequent or how often something happens in a set of data. Less than 5IIII 5 to 10II 10 to 15IIIIII Number of Times Bucked Off a Horse Less than 5 5 to to 15 XXXXXXXX X XXXXXXXXXXXX What do you think each (X) stands for? Each X stands for ________________________.

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