Learning objective

Display and analyze data using various methods including: pictograms (drawing not required), bar charts (simple, sectional, percentage sectional, multiple), pie charts (including comparative), Venn diagrams, box-and-whisker diagrams (outlier identification not required), and stem-and-leaf diagrams (including back-to-back).

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Cambridge IGCSE StatisticsRepresentation of data

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This point belongs to Representation of data, especially Representation of data outcomes.
You need to be able to display and analyze data using various methods including: pictograms (drawing not required), bar charts (simple, sectional, percentage sectional, multiple), pie charts (including comparative), Venn diagrams, box-and-whisker diagrams (outlier identification not required), and stem-and-leaf diagrams (including back-to-back).
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DescribeCompareShow

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Paper 1Statistical Techniques2 marks

Data Table

The table below shows the number of students who chose each fruit as their favorite.

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Calculate the percentage of students who chose Bananas as their favorite fruit.
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