Which of the following types of information is not suited for display on a double bar graph?
populations of boys and girls at three different schools
number of records versus compact discs sold each week during a one month period at
The Music Den the weekly interest rate for mortgages at a bank for the past year
numbers of hot and cold lunches sold each day in the school cafeteria during the first
week of school ( my answer)
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http://www.google.com/search?q=double+bar+graph&biw=1920&bih=955&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=Sm8IVeioLIqkgwSYtICQCw&sqi=2&ved=0CB0QsAQ
It would be the fist one cause it can't graph boys and girls at three different schools
I did look at the link. It just showed pictures of double bar graphs. No offense but I know how they look like.
Most of them compared boys and girls or men and women.
It is b
It's C because it only has one possible graph topic
Its C guys.
To determine which type of information is not suited for display on a double bar graph, let's first understand what a double bar graph is.
A double bar graph is a type of chart that uses two sets of bars to compare two different categories or sets of data. It is commonly used to show and compare information that involves two variables or groups.
Now let's analyze each option and see if it is suitable for display on a double bar graph:
1. Populations of boys and girls at three different schools: This information can be represented on a double bar graph. One set of bars could represent the populations of boys, and the other set could represent the populations of girls. Each bar would then correspond to one school.
2. Number of records versus compact discs sold each week during a one-month period at The Music Den: This information can also be displayed on a double bar graph. One set of bars could represent the number of records sold, and the other set could represent the number of compact discs sold. Each bar would correspond to one week.
3. The weekly interest rate for mortgages at a bank for the past year: The interest rates are continuous numerical data, and a double bar graph is not well-suited to represent such data. Double bar graphs are more appropriate for comparing discrete categories or grouped data rather than continuous numerical data. Therefore, this information is not well-suited for display on a double bar graph.
4. Numbers of hot and cold lunches sold each day in the school cafeteria during the first week of school: Similar to the first two options, this information can be represented on a double bar graph. One set of bars could represent the number of hot lunches sold each day, and the other set could represent the number of cold lunches sold each day. Each bar would correspond to one day of the first week of school.
So, based on this analysis, the information that is not suited for display on a double bar graph is the weekly interest rate for mortgages at a bank for the past year.
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