Questions: What two types of graphs are most common when the categories are qualitative data? Describe the construction of each. Select the two choices below that correctly answer the question above. A. In a frequency table, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents B. A frequency table has two columns. The first column lists all of the categories of data. The second column lists the frequency of each category. C. In a pie chart, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents. D. In a bar graph, the categories are clearly indicated along the horizontal axis. Over each category is a rectangle whose height indicates the frequency or relative frequency of the category N the vertical axis clearly indicate the scale. E. In a pie chart, the categories are clearly indicated along the horizontal axis. Over each category is a rectangle whose height indicates the frequency or relative frequency of the category Nu the vertical axis clearly indicate the scale. F. In a bar graph, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents.

Transcript text: What two types of graphs are most common when the categories are qualitative data? Describe the construction of each. Select the two choices below that correctly answer the question above. A. In a frequency table, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents B. A frequency table has two columns. The first column lists all of the categories of data. The second column lists the frequency of each category. C. In a pie chart, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents. D. In a bar graph, the categories are clearly indicated along the horizontal axis. Over each category is a rectangle whose height indicates the frequency or relative frequency of the category N the vertical axis clearly indicate the scale. E. In a pie chart, the categories are clearly indicated along the horizontal axis. Over each category is a rectangle whose height indicates the frequency or relative frequency of the category Nu the vertical axis clearly indicate the scale. F. In a bar graph, each category corresponds to a wedge of a circle. The size of each wedge is proportional to the relative frequency of the category it represents.