2. Describing Data with Tables and Graphs
Bar Graphs and Pareto Charts
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Using the table below, which category would appear first in a Pareto Chart representing the data?
A
Child
B
Adult
C
Senior
D
Member
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Step 1: Understand the concept of a Pareto Chart. A Pareto Chart is a type of bar chart where categories are arranged in descending order of frequency or importance. The category with the highest frequency appears first.
Step 2: Examine the table provided. The table lists ticket types (Child, Adult, Senior, Member) and their corresponding frequencies (23, 52, 41, 39). These frequencies represent the number of occurrences for each category.
Step 3: Identify the category with the highest frequency. Compare the frequencies: Adult (52), Senior (41), Member (39), and Child (23). The category with the highest frequency is Adult.
Step 4: Arrange the categories in descending order of frequency for the Pareto Chart. The order would be: Adult, Senior, Member, and Child.
Step 5: Conclude that the category 'Adult' would appear first in the Pareto Chart, as it has the highest frequency of 52.
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