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Tabulation involves organizing data into a table with rows and columns, which can help classify the information. It is used to present results such as the pass/fail rates of male and female students in the 18th English batch, with titles and subtitles labeling the rows and columns. Frequency distribution is another method that arranges data into groups and displays the frequency of values within each set.
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statistics
- 2. Introduction SHAZIA 16 BS ENGLISH 18 Statistics
- 3. Presentation topic • Data tabular method
- 4. Definition • In presentation shows the arranged into different rows and columns with help of classification and help of table sub heads and sub titles
- 5. Classification • Classification is any procedure or method for presenting a data into classes or groups.
- 6. Tabulation • Tabulation is a procedure or method for presenting the data into different rows and columns along with it is head-title sub-title. • For example result of 18 batch English • Girls boys result • 31 35 pass • 19 16 fail Table title Both are sub title of rows and columns Controller of exams Source of exams
- 7. Frequency distribution • It a method or techniques of procedure for presenting the data into different classes or groups along with it is frequencies. • Range : • Different between largest and smallest value in the data is called range