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solniwko [45]
1 year ago
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Every year the state department of education gathers statistical information from all schools to award a letter grade showing th

e school’s academic performance. Each school is given a rating based on the median of the grades. A school principal used a bar graph to send his report. He assigned the horizontal axis to the student’s name and the vertical axis to the grades. Why was this a mistake? Explain what you would have done to send the results in a proper manner and complete.
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DanielleElmas [232]1 year ago
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A school principal used a bar graph to send his report. He assigned the horizontal axis to the student’s name and the vertical axis to the grades. If the x-axis (the horizontal axis) is the students name and the y-axis (the vertical axis) are the grades. There has to be multiple bar-graphs per student. Otherwise the data would be incomplete.
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