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Physics-F 1 Data Presentation-Tables

The document discusses various methods of data presentation, focusing on the use of tables for clarity and ease of understanding. It emphasizes the importance of having descriptive headings and labeled columns and rows, with an example of a cooling curve for water. Additionally, it includes an activity for constructing a tally table based on provided grades.

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Physics-F 1 Data Presentation-Tables

The document discusses various methods of data presentation, focusing on the use of tables for clarity and ease of understanding. It emphasizes the importance of having descriptive headings and labeled columns and rows, with an example of a cooling curve for water. Additionally, it includes an activity for constructing a tally table based on provided grades.

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DATA PRESENTATION

INTRODUCTION
Remember that they are a number of ways in which data maybe presented. In the last item
you learnt about tallies and in the next item you will learn about tables.
Tables
- Presenting data in a table helps to make it clear and easy to read and understand.

- Tables should always have a descriptive heading

- Each column and row should be labelled and can have a unit of measurement representing
all data on the column if applicable. For example;
A table showing the cooling curve of water.

Time (minutes) Temperature (oC)


0 0
3 5
5 10
8 15
9 20
10 30

Now that you have learnt about how you put information on the table do the activity below.

ACTIVITY
The list below shows the grades obtained by form one at Tahangana high school.
a) Use the list to construct a tally table.
1432182
26345614
32415413
62521
SUMMARY

Sibanda celesile
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Remember that data is best recorded in a table. Each table should have a title. A table
can be used to draw other ways of data presentations like bar graphs.

Sibanda celesile
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