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3 things I learned is one is that I didn’t know there were stacked bar graphs. Two histograms display numerical data. Three normally pie graphs have only seven slices.
2 question I have are why did the use the zig zag thing to show skipping numbers, and two do all histograms don’t show the exact data?
1 way this lessons connects to the real world is people changing of growth.

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How to make a stacked bar graph, how to interpret a histogram, what a histogram is.

What is a line graph, and how many things can you have on a stacked bar graph.

You can use graphs to display information at a meeting.
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3 things I learned: What the zigzag thing is on line graphs, you can stack multiple things in one bar graph, directions of bar graphs can change.
2 questions I still have: how do you count the info in stacked bar graphs? How do you turn data into percentages for the pi graph
1 way this lesson connects to the real world: if you want to collect data

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3 new things: the difference between a histogram and a bar graph, what's stackedbar graph was, what raw data was

2 questions: none

1 way it connects: research and organizing data for a project

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2 questions I still have are 1 why dose a pie chart not use pie and I still don’t really know what a pictograph is then you can connect it to the real world by compare buildings downtown.

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I learned that histograms don’t show exact data, a lot of people think chocolate ice cream is good, and it’s best not to have more than 7 parts on a pie graph.
What is the maximum amount of sets of data on stacked bar graphs and why histograms have no spaces but bar graphs do.
This can help us on the real world with our future jobs.

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3. I learned what a Histogram, stacked bar graph and a pictogram
2. How many graphs are there? 🤷‍♂️ ¿Que?
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I learned the difference between a histogram and a bar graph
Why do we need to do this padlet
There are bar graphs in elections

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Three things I learned is....
-Histograms
-Stacked bar graphs
-Pie/circle graphs
Two questions are....
I have none
One way in the world
-Stock markets have line graphs

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3 things I learned : how stacked bar graphs work, the difference between different graphs, and not to have more than 7 sections on a circle graph.
2 questions I have are: why aren't pie charts edible? How many different types of graphs exist?
1 way this connects to the real world: people use graphs when researching people's favorite color

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1. I learned what a stacked graph is.
2.   I learned about a histogram and what it is.
3. I learned more about pie/circle graph.

Questions I have are- How would someone who has never seen a histogram be able to tell a histogram from a bar graph? They look so similar... I don't have any other questions.

This can connect to the real world by: if you work for a company, maybe you would have to make a graph to show the growth rates of the company's sells or progress.

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3 new things I learned: a stacked bar graph is actually a thing , you shouldn't put more than 7 things in a circle graph , a histogram isn't super accurate

2 questions I still have: why do we use charts and graphs , why are charts and graphs a thing

1 way this lesson connects to the real world: people that research stuff use graphs to collect data

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1 thing i learned. What that zigzag symbol meant.

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3 things that I learned
1.zig zag thing means that they are skipping numbers
2.that there’s a thing called stacked bar graph
3. That histograms can only be used with numbers
2 questions I still have
I don’t have any.
1 way this lesson connects with the real world
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3 new things I learned are: what the zig zag thingy means in line graphs, what a histogram is, the difference between a bor graph and a histogram. 2 questions I have are: what is a stem and leaf graph, and who made the pie graph. One way this connects to the real world is pie is a real thing

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1 thing is pie chart uses percents and fractions
2 thing is the squiggly line on the line graph
3 thing is histogram isn’t exact
I only have ne question it is what graph would you use for decimals
1 in comparison to the world is that line graphs are usually used for weather

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I learned
1. That pie graphs can be called circle graphs
2. That there is a stacked bar graph
3. Histograms don’t show exact data
Questions
1.  How many types of graphs are there
2. How did graphs even come along
Connects to world
1. To know what types of graphs show and don’t show exact data

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I guess that I learned more about graphs then I did before for example I didn’t know that a bar graph can like stack and I didn’t know a pie chart doesn’t evolve pie and finally I didn’t know what a pictograph is.

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I learned what a histograms is, bar graph, and a new sign.
Why are we leaning about this? Why are there so many different types of bar graphs
In a  presentation at work.

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3 things I learned: What the zigzag thing is on line graphs, you can stack multiple things in one bar graph, directions of bar graphs can change.
2 questions I still have: how do you count the info in stacked bar graphs? How do you turn data into percentages for the pi graph
1 way this lesson connects to the real world: if you want to collect data

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Three new things: That all graphs how the data in a different way, What a stacked bar graph is, A histogram doesn’t tell us the exact number data. I don’t have any questions. One way this lesson connects to the real world is that this is agreat  way to organize data for a business presentation.

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3 new thing you learned

2 questions you still have

1 way this lesson is connected to the real world