This document defines statistics and describes different types of graphs used to present statistical data. It discusses horizontal, upward, and downward movement in data and defines common terms. Pie charts, bar graphs, and line graphs are explained as ways to illustrate numerical proportions and trends in data over time. Pie charts show proportions with circular slices, bar graphs use rectangular bars to compare categories, and line graphs track trends and rates of change.

1. DESCRIBING STATISTICS
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2. DEFINITION
• Graphics are highly effective in presenting information
thrown by data collected, allowing correct analysis.
 It Allows people grasp specialized information , turning it
into more understandable and interesting.
 At businesses are an imperative resource, it aid to describe
readjustments about trends by mean of diagrams and
graphs.

3.  HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT
 To Stabilize
 Remain Stable
 Even Out
 UPWARD MOVEMENT
 To Rise
 To Grow
 To Jump
 To Climb
 To Go Up
 To Increase
 To Rocket
 To Reach a Peak
 To Improve
 To Increase
 To Pick Up
 To Recover
 DOWNWARD MOVEMENT
 To Fall
 To Drop
 To Decline
 To Go Down
 To Plunge
 To Plummet
 To Bottom Out
 To Decrease
 To Deteriorate
 To Hit a Low
 To Slip Back
 To Dive

4. TYPES OF GRAPHS
PIE CHART
BAR GRAPH
LINE GRAPH

5. PIE CHART
A pie chart (or a circle chart) is a
circular statistical graphic, which is
divided into slices to illustrate
numerical proportion. In a pie chart,
the arc length of each slice, is
proportional to the quantity it
represents. While it is named for its
resemblance to a pie which has
been sliced, there are variations on
the way it can be presented.

6. LINE GRAPH
A bar chart or bar graph is a chart
that presents grouped data with
rectangular bars with lengths
proportional to the values that they
represent. The bars can be plotted
vertically or horizontally. A vertical
bar chart is sometimes called a
column bar chart. A bar graph is a
chart that uses either horizontal or
vertical bars to show comparisons
among categories

7. LINE GRAPH
A line graph compares a
trend with on or more other
trends, and shows if its rate
of change is increasing,
decreasing, fluctuating, or
remaining constant. Line
graphs are the most versatile
and most extensively used
family of graphs.