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What Is Data Handling? |
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Why We Do Data Handling |
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Steps to Handle Data |
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1. Counting Birds |
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2. Picture Graph of Toys |
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3. Sorting Vegetables |
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In maths, we often:
Collect data by counting objects or people.
Record it with pictures (pictographs) or numbers (numerals).
Interpret it by answering questions about what we recorded.
Below is one such example of Collecting, Recording and Interpreting Data of number of students going to school by Bus, Car, Bicycle or Walk
Example Data Handling
Look at the picture of birds below.
We can see at a glance which toy there is most of, and which toy is least.
Picture Graph
Sorting means putting similar things together so they are easy to count.
Here is how you can understand it:
Mother: Jiya, please help me in sorting vegetables in the basket. Jiya did it like this.Jiya with her mother
Mother: Sorting will help me know quickly how many of each are there. Look at the vegetables in Jiya's basket and write how many are of each type.
EduRev Tips: Sorting helps in organising things or information.
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