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Class 8 1
CLASS - VIII
Step 1: (2013) Ask a question to the class consisting of 45
students:
 How many siblings do you have?
Step 2 : Collect the responses.
Suppose the responses are:
 6,2,1,3,4,3,2,6,5,6,1,2,3,3,2,3,2,3,2,1,2,4,4,5,2,1,2,3,2,3,2,3,4,
1,4,5,4,5,2,1,3,2,1,2,1.
Step 3: Do you find it difficult to identify that which student has
given the which one response?
Step 4: Now, we will prepare a table in which the responses are
mentioned in front of student name.
Class 8 2
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
6,2,1,3,4,3,2,6,5,6,1,2,3,3,2,3,2,3,2,1,2,4,4,
5,2,1,2,3,2,3,2,3,4,1,4,5,4,5,2,1,3,2,1,2,1.
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 4
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
What is the no. of student who
have least number of siblings?
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 5
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
What is the no. of student who
have highest number of siblings?
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 6
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
What is the no. of student who
have no siblings?
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 7
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
How many students have siblings
more than 3 but less than 6?
 Step 5: To prepare a better visual representation proceed as
follows:
Class 8 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 9
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 11
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 13
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 15
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 17
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4
Siblings Record 2013
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 6
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 3
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 5
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 2
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 19
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 1
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 4
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 2
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 4
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 2
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
Class 8 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
Siblings Record 2013
 What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings?
Class 8 21
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
Ans.
Siblings Record 2013
 What is the no. of student who have highest number of
siblings?
Class 8 22
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
Ans.
Siblings Record 2013
 How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6?
Class 8 23
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
6 + 4 = 10
Ans.
 What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
Class 8 24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
Ans. = 0
Siblings Record 2013
 A bar graph is used to show comparison among categories. It
may consist of two or more parallel vertical (or horizontal)
bars (rectangles).
Class 8 25
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
20
0
8
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
14
10
6 4 3
Bars
X-axis
Y-axis
Siblings Record 2013
Class 8 26
After two year,
 Will the number of siblings of students will be
same?
 Will the highest or lowest no. of siblings be
same as before two years?
 How will teacher identify the change in no. of
siblings of students?
Class 8 27
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
1. Ramesh 7
2. Shipra 2
3. Anuj 1
4. Ankit 3
5. Anit 4
6. Mahima 4
7. Priya 2
8. Shikha 6
9. Reema 7
10. Sonu 6
11. Monu 1
12. Shweta 4
13. Silpa 3
14. Renu 3
15. Ritu 2
Class 8 28
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
16. Pooja 3
17. Shantnu 2
18. Ekansh 3
19. Dimple 2
20. Richa 3
21. Amit 2
22. Vinit 4
23. Sunil 3
24. Dinesh 5
25. Yash 2
26. Ashish 1
27. Sohan 3
28. Mohan 3
29. Rekha 2
30. Rajesh 3
S.N
o.
Student
Name
Number
of siblings
31. Shreya 2
32. Vani 3
33. Amita 4
34. Pankaj 1
35. Anu 3
36. Om 5
37. Jaya 4
38. Sushma 5
39. Sunita 3
40. Neha 1
41. Atul 3
42. Akash 2
43. Alok 1
44. Vinod 2
45. Sharda 1
No. of siblings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
No. of students 7 11 14 6 3 3 2
2015
Class 8 29
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
7
11
14
6
3 3 2
Siblings Record 2015
Y-axis
X-axis
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
No. of siblings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
No. of students 7 11 14 6 3 3 2
Class 8 30
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
7
8
11
14 14
6 6 43 33 2
10
Siblings Record 2013-2015
=
=
2013
2015
Class 8 31
 Used to compare the data
 If the no. of siblings increases to 20 then is it easy
to plot it on graph paper ?
Class 8 32
No. of siblings 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20
No. of students 18 13 8 5
Class interval
Class 8 33
5 10 15 20
5
10
15
25
30
20
0
18
13
8
Siblings Record 2015
Y-axis
X-axis
Numberofstudents
Number of siblings
No. of siblings 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20
No. of students 18 13 8 20
20
 A Histogram is a bar graph that shows data in intervals. It has
adjacent bars over the intervals.
Class 8 34
 Activity
 Pie chart
Class 8 35
Class 8 36
Angle
Portion /Part “Pie Slice”
Tyre
Class 8 37
 Step 1:Ask student about their favorite subject .
 Step 2: Collect the responses. Suppose responses are:
Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Math, Science, Hindi, English Science,
Sanskrit, English, Science, Sanskrit, English, Science, Hindi,
Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Hindi, English, English
 Step 4: Put your data into a table (like above), then add up all
the to get a total.
 Step 4: Divide each value by the total and multiply by 100 to
get a percentage.
Class 8 38
 Step 5: Figure out how many degrees for each "pie slice“. A
Full Circle has 360 degrees, so we do this calculation.
 Step 6:Draw a circle. Then use the protractor to measure the
degrees of each sector.
Class 8 39
20%
25%
30%
5%
20%
Favorite Subject
Hindi
Sanskrit
English
Math
Science
Class 8 40
 A pie chart displays data, information, and statistics in an
easy-to-read 'pie-slice' format with varying slice sizes telling
you how much of one data element exists. The bigger the slice,
the more of that particular data was gathered.
For example:
20%
25%
30%
5%
20%
Favorite Subject
Hindi
Sanskrit
English
Math
Science
 Activity
 Line graph
Class 8 41
What is this?
What is our normal body temperature?
Class 8 42
37°C 98.6° F
=
Thermometer
 Anita fall sick and she went to doctor. Doctor
asked her to take medicine and record her
body temperature for four days.
Class 8 43
Day 1
35°C
Day 2
39°C
Day 3
36°C
Day 4
37°C
 She recorded the temperature as follows:
 She prepared a graph of the data as follows:
 She thought to prepare something different.
Class 8 45
No. of days 1 2 3 4
Temperature recorded 35°C 39°C 36°C 37°C
Class 8 46
0
1 2 3 4
20
10
30
40
Temperaturerecorded(in°C)
Number of days
. .
No. of days 1 2 3 4
Temperature recorded 35°C 39°C 36°C 37°C
. .
Class 8 47
0
1 2 3 4
20
10
30
40
Temperaturerecorded(in°C)
Number of days
. . . .
Line
graph
 A line graph displays data that changes continuously
over periods of time.
Class 8 48
If this line is straight then what it would
be called?
Class 8 49
.
Class 8 50
2 3 4 5 6
0
1
-1
-2
-3
-4
-5
-1-2-3-4-5-6
1
X-axis
Y-axis
2
3
4
5
6
(-4,-3)
.(-4,5)
. (5,-4)
.(1,1)
x-coordinate
Coordinates
of the point
y-coordinate
Origin
What is its location?
What is its location?
What is its location?
.
(0,0)
Class 8 51
I QuadrantII Quadrant
III Quadrant IV Quadrant
.
.
.
(1,1)
(-4,5)
(-4,-3) (5,-4)
(+,+)(-,+)
(-,-) (+,-)
Class 8 52
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Introduction to graph class 8

  • 2. Step 1: (2013) Ask a question to the class consisting of 45 students:  How many siblings do you have? Step 2 : Collect the responses. Suppose the responses are:  6,2,1,3,4,3,2,6,5,6,1,2,3,3,2,3,2,3,2,1,2,4,4,5,2,1,2,3,2,3,2,3,4, 1,4,5,4,5,2,1,3,2,1,2,1. Step 3: Do you find it difficult to identify that which student has given the which one response? Step 4: Now, we will prepare a table in which the responses are mentioned in front of student name. Class 8 2
  • 3. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 6,2,1,3,4,3,2,6,5,6,1,2,3,3,2,3,2,3,2,1,2,4,4, 5,2,1,2,3,2,3,2,3,4,1,4,5,4,5,2,1,3,2,1,2,1.
  • 4. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 4 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings?
  • 5. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 5 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings?
  • 6. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 6 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
  • 7. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 7 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6?
  • 8.  Step 5: To prepare a better visual representation proceed as follows: Class 8 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 Numberofstudents Number of siblings Siblings Record 2013
  • 9. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 9 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 10. Class 8 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings Siblings Record 2013
  • 11. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 11 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 12. Class 8 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 Siblings Record 2013
  • 13. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 13 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 14. Class 8 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 Siblings Record 2013
  • 15. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 15 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 16. Class 8 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 Siblings Record 2013
  • 17. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 17 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 18. Class 8 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 Siblings Record 2013
  • 19. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 6 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 3 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 5 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 2 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 19 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 1 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 4 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 2 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 4 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 2 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1
  • 20. Class 8 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 Siblings Record 2013
  • 21.  What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings? Class 8 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 Ans. Siblings Record 2013
  • 22.  What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings? Class 8 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 Ans. Siblings Record 2013
  • 23.  How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6? Class 8 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 6 + 4 = 10 Ans.
  • 24.  What is the no. of student who have no siblings? Class 8 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 Ans. = 0 Siblings Record 2013
  • 25.  A bar graph is used to show comparison among categories. It may consist of two or more parallel vertical (or horizontal) bars (rectangles). Class 8 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 20 0 8 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 14 10 6 4 3 Bars X-axis Y-axis Siblings Record 2013
  • 27. After two year,  Will the number of siblings of students will be same?  Will the highest or lowest no. of siblings be same as before two years?  How will teacher identify the change in no. of siblings of students? Class 8 27
  • 28. S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 1. Ramesh 7 2. Shipra 2 3. Anuj 1 4. Ankit 3 5. Anit 4 6. Mahima 4 7. Priya 2 8. Shikha 6 9. Reema 7 10. Sonu 6 11. Monu 1 12. Shweta 4 13. Silpa 3 14. Renu 3 15. Ritu 2 Class 8 28 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 16. Pooja 3 17. Shantnu 2 18. Ekansh 3 19. Dimple 2 20. Richa 3 21. Amit 2 22. Vinit 4 23. Sunil 3 24. Dinesh 5 25. Yash 2 26. Ashish 1 27. Sohan 3 28. Mohan 3 29. Rekha 2 30. Rajesh 3 S.N o. Student Name Number of siblings 31. Shreya 2 32. Vani 3 33. Amita 4 34. Pankaj 1 35. Anu 3 36. Om 5 37. Jaya 4 38. Sushma 5 39. Sunita 3 40. Neha 1 41. Atul 3 42. Akash 2 43. Alok 1 44. Vinod 2 45. Sharda 1 No. of siblings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 No. of students 7 11 14 6 3 3 2 2015
  • 29. Class 8 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 7 11 14 6 3 3 2 Siblings Record 2015 Y-axis X-axis Numberofstudents Number of siblings No. of siblings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 No. of students 7 11 14 6 3 3 2
  • 30. Class 8 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 Numberofstudents Number of siblings 7 8 11 14 14 6 6 43 33 2 10 Siblings Record 2013-2015 = = 2013 2015
  • 31. Class 8 31  Used to compare the data
  • 32.  If the no. of siblings increases to 20 then is it easy to plot it on graph paper ? Class 8 32 No. of siblings 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 No. of students 18 13 8 5 Class interval
  • 33. Class 8 33 5 10 15 20 5 10 15 25 30 20 0 18 13 8 Siblings Record 2015 Y-axis X-axis Numberofstudents Number of siblings No. of siblings 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 No. of students 18 13 8 20 20
  • 34.  A Histogram is a bar graph that shows data in intervals. It has adjacent bars over the intervals. Class 8 34
  • 35.  Activity  Pie chart Class 8 35
  • 36. Class 8 36 Angle Portion /Part “Pie Slice” Tyre
  • 37. Class 8 37  Step 1:Ask student about their favorite subject .  Step 2: Collect the responses. Suppose responses are: Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Math, Science, Hindi, English Science, Sanskrit, English, Science, Sanskrit, English, Science, Hindi, Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Hindi, English, English  Step 4: Put your data into a table (like above), then add up all the to get a total.  Step 4: Divide each value by the total and multiply by 100 to get a percentage.
  • 38. Class 8 38  Step 5: Figure out how many degrees for each "pie slice“. A Full Circle has 360 degrees, so we do this calculation.  Step 6:Draw a circle. Then use the protractor to measure the degrees of each sector.
  • 39. Class 8 39 20% 25% 30% 5% 20% Favorite Subject Hindi Sanskrit English Math Science
  • 40. Class 8 40  A pie chart displays data, information, and statistics in an easy-to-read 'pie-slice' format with varying slice sizes telling you how much of one data element exists. The bigger the slice, the more of that particular data was gathered. For example: 20% 25% 30% 5% 20% Favorite Subject Hindi Sanskrit English Math Science
  • 41.  Activity  Line graph Class 8 41
  • 42. What is this? What is our normal body temperature? Class 8 42 37°C 98.6° F = Thermometer
  • 43.  Anita fall sick and she went to doctor. Doctor asked her to take medicine and record her body temperature for four days. Class 8 43 Day 1 35°C Day 2 39°C Day 3 36°C Day 4 37°C
  • 44.  She recorded the temperature as follows:  She prepared a graph of the data as follows:  She thought to prepare something different. Class 8 45 No. of days 1 2 3 4 Temperature recorded 35°C 39°C 36°C 37°C
  • 45. Class 8 46 0 1 2 3 4 20 10 30 40 Temperaturerecorded(in°C) Number of days . . No. of days 1 2 3 4 Temperature recorded 35°C 39°C 36°C 37°C . .
  • 46. Class 8 47 0 1 2 3 4 20 10 30 40 Temperaturerecorded(in°C) Number of days . . . . Line graph
  • 47.  A line graph displays data that changes continuously over periods of time. Class 8 48 If this line is straight then what it would be called?
  • 49. Class 8 50 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -1-2-3-4-5-6 1 X-axis Y-axis 2 3 4 5 6 (-4,-3) .(-4,5) . (5,-4) .(1,1) x-coordinate Coordinates of the point y-coordinate Origin What is its location? What is its location? What is its location? . (0,0)
  • 50. Class 8 51 I QuadrantII Quadrant III Quadrant IV Quadrant . . . (1,1) (-4,5) (-4,-3) (5,-4) (+,+)(-,+) (-,-) (+,-)
  • 51. Class 8 52 Presented by: Monika

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  1. 1.What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings? 2.What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings? 3.How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6? 4.What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
  2. 1.What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings? 2.What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings? 3.How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6? 4.What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
  3. 1.What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings? 2.What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings? 3.How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6? 4.What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
  4. 1.What is the no. of student who have least number of siblings? 2.What is the no. of student who have highest number of siblings? 3.How many students have siblings more than 3 but less than 6? 4.What is the no. of student who have no siblings?
  5. Note: If still student found no difficulty in getting answer then use hyperlink to show a table of 100 students and ask if then it is easy to answer the same question.
  6. What is the proportion of highest no. of siblings in the class? What is the total no. of students who have siblings in less than 2?
  7. What is the proportion of highest no. of siblings in the class? What is the total no. of students who have siblings in between 2 and 5?
  8. What is the proportion of highest no. of siblings in the class? What is the total no. of students who have siblings in between 2 and 5?
  9. What is the proportion of highest no. of siblings in the class? What is the total no. of students who have siblings in between 2 and 5?
  10. What is the proportion of highest no. of siblings in the class? What is the total no. of students who have siblings in between 2 and 5?
  11. 5 will be counted in which interval?
  12. What is this in the picture? What is the shape of this tyre? What will happen if a portion is taken out of it? Will it remain a circle?
  13. 1.What is this? 2.Where have you seen this? 3.Why doctor use thermometer? 4. What is our normal body temperature? 5. Explain concept of Fahrenheit and celsius. Ans. 5 if we want to measure a line what we use? Scale. Similarly, Celsius & Fahrenheit is a temperature scale. °F, the Fahrenheit Scale (used in the US), and°C, the Celsius Scale (part of the Metric System, used in most other countries) Formula: Celsius to Fahrenheit:   (°C × 9/5) + 32 = °F Fahrenheit to Celsius:   (°F − 32) x 5/9 = °C
  14. Can you identify the exact position/location of black mark?
  15. Quadrant means four. So both axis divide the plane into 4 equal parts forming equal angle . Quadrants are formed in anti clockwise direction. Q. What angle is quadrant is forming? Ans:90 degree. Q. Is it possible to form quadrants in anticlockwise direction? Ans- No. Because when we form a angle then we start it from 0 degree upwards so to make a quadrant of 90 degree angle , it will start from anticlockwise direction.