Histograms and Frequency Polygons
Students construct and interpret histograms and frequency polygons for continuous data, understanding the concept of class intervals.
Key Questions
- How does a histogram differ from a bar graph, and when is each appropriate?
- What is the significance of class intervals in a histogram?
- How can a frequency polygon help visualize trends in continuous data?
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