Looking for ideas to help your teaching?
What’s in your top drawer?
Rummage through these drawers for
  • expert advice
  • teaching suggestions
  • classroom activities
or SEARCH for key words

Media > TDT > Statistics > S_CM_M2_E2_fig1

S_CM_M2_E2_fig1

« 
Previous image
|
Statistics
|
Next image
 »

Five bars of roughly correct relative height showing amounts $223, $59, $193, $44, $161. The $193 bar is twice as wide as others.

Bar graph of average weekly Australian spending.

Related content

Seven scatter plots show the range of associations from a correlation of +1 through 0 to –1.

S_CM_M4_TA2...

S_CM_M2_E1_fig2

S_CM_M2_E1_...

S_CM_M2_E1_fig1

S_CM_M2_E1_...

Dot plot with 29 values less than 1500 and one value at 6500.

S_CM_M3_E2_...

The second plot transformed vertically and ordered from smallest to largest medians beginning at the left.

S_CM_M4_E3_...

Box plots showing temperatures for Australian capital cities over 56 years, ordered top down from largest to smallest medians. Order is Darwin, Brisbane, Perth, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart.

S_CM_M4_E3_...

Pictogram shows SA spends the least on goods and services at $1044 and ACT the most at $1539.

S_CM_M5_E2_...