Graphing and Analyzing Data

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Graphing and Analyzing Data

3 Main Types of Graphs Bar graph Line graph Circle graph Used for comparison Line graph Shows change over time Relationship between two variables Circle graph Percentages Parts of a whole You should be able to decide which type of graph to use for a certain set of data! (Examples on the next slide.)

Which Type of Graph? Height of a cotton plant over time Percentage of people voting for each political party Average speed of racecar drivers Favorite songs of high school students Number of surviving fish at varying pH levels Bacteria growth over 10 hours Number of medals won by each country in the Olympics Percentage of medals won by each country Number of TN college graduates over the past 100 years Compare mouse populations of North and South America Poll showing opinions of American citizens on capital punishment Relationship between heart rate and duration of workout Average rainfall in the Sahara over a year

Practice! Use this data to create a line graph. Temp. (⁰C) # E. coli after 10 Days 50 2 80 4 85 6 110 8 200 10 275 12 350 14 480 16 650 18 890 20 1300

Water Clarity and Zebra Mussels Year Zebra mussels (per m2) Secchi depth (cm) 1991 90 1992 1995 110 1993 2500 118 1994 1890 155 780 130 1996 500 60 1997 3200 105 1998 1490 85 1999 1000 119 2000 850 65 2001 2002 2400 122 2003 560 2004 700

Interpreting Line Graphs Independent vs dependent variable Independent variable: ALWAYS on the x-axis Dependent variable: ALWAYS on the y-axis Positive or negative correlation Explain the relationship between variables Dependent variable Independent variable

What trend do you see in this data? Which brand battery would you buy based on this graph? Why?

What are the independent and dependent variables? Is this positive or negative correlation? What is the relationship between the year and the number of people using cell phones?

What are the independent and dependent variables? Is this positive or negative correlation? What is the relationship between the year and the value of the car?

Sneakers Sold for November 2500 at the Shoe Source Brand Name Number Sold Percentage Sold Adidas 150 25 Nike 192 32 Reebok 60 10 Asics 108 18 Other 90 15