Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Jomari's Scribepost, Sept 29,2009



Question 1 page 23:

Travis recorded the following data about how he spends his day.

a) How would you make a
bar graph to help argue that Travis spends most of his time sleeping or going to school?
You can make a bar graph to show that Travis spends most of his time sleeping or going to school by making a a graph with an x-axis that somehow shows the bars for sleep and school really standout. You can make them stand out by combining them to show that he spends a lot of his time sleeping and being at school. You can also do this by making the bar(s) a different size than the others or different color.
ex:

b) How would you make a bar graph that Travis could use to
argue that he spends almost as much time on homework
as he does at
school?
You can make a bar graph that Travis could use to argue that he spends almost as much time on homework as he does at school by making the interval values on the Y-axis larger than you normally would. Some numbers you can use for the interval values are 10,20, or 30.
ex.














If you guys want want to know the other questions you can check mytextbook.ca.

I hope you guys liked my scribepost! Please leave a comment to tell me how i did.

7 comments:

  1. well done!it was well explained.you also put a picture to make it easy to understand

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  2. Good job Jomari!!!
    Your post was easy to understand and well explained.

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  3. gewd job jomari, nice detail and pictures, thought some writing in some pictures was not readable. Some colour wouldnt hurt, nice job ;D

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  4. good job jomari but adding some colour would help make it more readable.

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  5. good job jomary nice use of color and how to represent data more accurately on your graph so yeah 10/10 :)

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  6. Hey guys! Thanks for commenting but if someone could make some more suggestions on how I could improve that would be great!

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  7. Hello,

    Math teacher from Virden here. Starting my own blog. Trying to learn from what your class is doing.

    I teach Grade 8 so I am familiar with these questions. Now we are on to Ch. 3. How about you guys?

    Would you and or any students be interested in helping our class out with a) our blog and b) the math?

    Our blog can be found at 107mathblog.blogspot.com.

    Warning: We are but newcomers in this blogging business!

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