3rd Class Mathematics Data Handling Data Handling

Data Handling

Category : 3rd Class

Data Handling

 

Introduction

Pictograph is referred as the representation of data in picture form. In ancient time pictograph was the method for writing the information. Numbers were also represented in picture form.

 

Pictograph and Its Use

Information about anything in the form of picture is called pictograph. There are different types of graphs which are used for the representation of data. These are bar graph, line graph, venn diagram.

 

A picture of a house  represents one house.

Pictures of two house  represent 2 house,

If one picture of a house  represents 6 houses then

the pictures of 2 houses  will represent 6 \[\times \] 2 = 12 houses.

 

  •           Example

Cricket match played by Australia during the year 1998:

 

Cricket match played by India during the year 1998:

Cricket match played by South Africa during the year 1998:  Which one country played maximum match during the year 1998?

            (a) India                                                        (b) Australia

            (c) South Africa                                                  (d) All of these

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (a)

            Explanation: There are more balls in front of India.

 

  •           Example

How many animals are there in a forest if= 1000 animals and total animals in the forest is represented by?        

            (a) 5000                                                       (b) 4000

            (c) 6000                                                       (d) 7000

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (b)

            Explanation: Total animals = 1000 \[\times \] 4 = 4000.

 

Representation of Information Using Pictograph

Following are the distribution of students in different sections in a school:

Sections

Number of students

A

60

B

75

C

45

D

30

 

Representation of above information in picture form is as follows:

            Scale: 15 boys =

Sections

Number of students

A

B

C

D

 

From the above pictograph following information is obtained:

There are 15 \[\times \]4 = 60 students in section A,

15 \[\times \] 5 = 75 students are there in section B,

15 \[\times \] 3 = 45 students are there in section C,

15 \[\times \] 2 = 30 students are there in section D,

 

  •            Example

A pond has following fishes:

 

What is the total fishes in the pond if  = 100

            (a) 500                                                              (b) 900         

            (c) 700                                                              (d) 800

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (c)

            Explanation: 1 fish represents 100 fishes, so total fishes = 100 \[\times \] 7 = 700.

 

  •            Example

There are 30 students in class 2 and 40 students in class 3. A teacher represents the above information as follows:

            Total students in class 2 =

            Total students in class 3 =

 

How many students are represented by a symbol of?

            (a) 10                                                                (b) 20

            (c) 30                                                                (d) 40

            (e) None of these

Ans.     (a)

            Explanation: 3 bags represents 30 students so 1 bag represents 10 students.

 

 

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