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In maths this week we have been been continuing with our Data Analysis topic. So far we have looked at frequency and grouped frequency tables\u00a0and you went\u00a0to another stage within the school with your survey question. You then recorded this information in a grouped frequency table. Can you tell someone at home the question you and your group decided on?<\/p>\n
Next we looked at how to display information in a carroll diagram. I was very impressed at just how quick you picked this up. With your maths partner, you were given a number of 2D shapes which you had to then use to record information in your own carroll diagram. You had to agree on suitable titles to use – how did you do? What titles did you decide on?<\/p>\n
Here are our completed carroll diagrams. Please show someone at home your work. Click the link below.<\/p>\n
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