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Well done to everybody who found a way to represent this information. Chloe and Sophia from Banstead Prep School in England felt it was clearest to display the information in a table:
Dhruv from The Glasgow Academy in the UK also chose to represent the data in tables:
Thank you all for sending us these tables. Dhruv says:
I think tables are clearer than paragraphs because there aren't that many words to read and it is faster to read from a table.
Muhammad sent in these representations of the numbers of people who have electricity and who have different devices:
These are very clear representations, Muhammad! Gabriel from Wembrook Primary School in the UK also sent in a similar bar graph to show the numbers of people who have different electronic devices. Why might a bar graph be a good choice for this data?
The children at Priory Junior School in the UK sent in these representations, which you can make larger by clicking on the picture:
Thank you all for sharing these ideas with us!
Some children were playing a game. Make a graph or picture to show how many ladybirds each child had.
Use the two sets of data to find out how many children there are in Classes 5, 6 and 7.