Cl-5 (Math) | Ch-24 | Pictograph & Bar Graph

Pre-Requisites

  • Basic understanding

Learning Objective

On successful completion of this lesson, students will be able to:

  • demonstrate basic knowledge of pictorial graph and bar graph.
  • analyze the graphs.
  • develop problem-solving skills.
  • apply in real life.

Dictionary

  • Picture: Figure
  • Graph: Grapgh or Sketch
  • Percentage: %age
  • Average: Mean
  • Numeral: Number
  • >: Greater than
  • <: Lesser than
  • =: Equal to
  • Ascending: Increasing
  • Descending: Decreasing
  • Order: Sequence

24.1 Introduction

24.1.1 Numerical Data

=> Numerical Data: It is a collection of information in the form of Numerical figures.

e.g

Class:IIIIIIIVV
No. oof Students:10305352
Table shown here is the Numerical data regarding class and no. of Students in a school.

24.1.2 Pictograph

=> Pictorial representation of Numerical data is done through pictures or graphs called pictorial representation of data.

=> The graph that shows pictorial representation of the Numerical data is called Pictograph.

e.g1. The following table shows the daily production of remote sets in a manufacturing company during a week.

DayMonTueWebThurs FriSat
Production25100755050125
Production of phone

Sol. Lets scale:

$ represents 25 phones

DayProduction
Mon$
Tue$$$$
Wed$$$
Thurs$$
Fri$$
Sat$$$$$
Pictograph

24.1.3 Bar Graph

=> The Numerical data is represented by rectangles of equal width with equal space between them.

=> The rectangles are called bars.

=> The bars are of various heights , drawn by selecting a particular scale.

e.g1. The table shown below shows the number of students in various classes of a school. Draw a bar graph by taking suitable scale.

ClassIIIIIIIVV
No. of Studens501015535
Bar Graph

Sol.

Bar Graph

24.2 Practice Sets

  1. Fill Type
  2. Match Type
  3. Order Type
  4. Conversion Type
  5. Compare Type
  6. Error Type
  7. Statement Type
  8. True/False Type
  9. Related Type
  10. Day-to-Day Type
  11. Miscellaneous Type

Set-1

1.Express each of the following as a fraction in its lowest terms.

2. Express each of the following as a decimal.

3. Convert each of the following fractions into a percentage.

4.Convert each of the following decimals into percentage.

5. Find the value of

6. Which of the following are meaningless?

7. Compare and put symbol >, < or =in the placeholder.

8. Fill in the blanks.

9. Cross (x) the Roman numerals which are not written correctly.

10. Write the following Roman numerals in ascending order.

11. Write the following Roman numerals in descending order.

12. Solve & write the answer in Roman numerals.

13. Complete the following table.

Ans: 1 ( ), 2( ), 3( ), 4( ), 5( ), 6( ), 7( ), 8( ), 9( ), 10( )

Set-2

Ans: 1 ( ), 2( ), 3( ), 4( ), 5( ), 6( ), 7( ), 8( ), 9( ), 10( )

Set-3

Ans: 1 ( ), 2( ), 3( ), 4( ), 5( ), 6( ), 7( ), 8( ), 9( ), 10( )

Set-4

Ans: 1 ( ), 2( ), 3( ), 4( ), 5( ), 6( ), 7( ), 8( ), 9( ), 10( )

Set-5

Ans: 1 ( ), 2( ), 3( ), 4( ), 5( ), 6( ), 7( ), 8( ), 9( ), 10( )

24.3 Quiz

24.4 Test

Ans:

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24.5 Exam

The exam will be conducted after the completion of the course.

24.6 Ask Question

Ask your doubts here

…..The End…..

Other Notes

Class 1 to 12

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