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TABLES, CHARTS , AND GRAPHS / 75 CHAPTER TWELVE TABLES, CHARTS , AND GRAPHS Tables, CHARTS , and GRAPHS are frequently used in statistics to visually communicate data . Such illustrations are also a frequent first step in evaluating raw data for trends, data entry errors, and outlying values which might impact on the statistical interpretation of the data . A properly drawn chart or graph can answer a number of questions in a minimal amount of space as well as suggest questions not previously considered. The goal in creating tables, CHARTS or GRAPHS is to present data in a clear and accurate format which is easily interpreted. The multitude of computer graphics programs currently available has greatly simplified the creation of such illustrations.
TABLES, CHARTS, AND GRAPHS / 75 CHAPTER TWELVE TABLES, CHARTS, AND GRAPHS Tables, charts, and graphs are frequently used in statistics to visually communicate data. Such illustrations are also a frequent first step in evaluating raw data for trends, data entry errors, and outlying
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