week 2 - Tutorial - 1 Problems Charts and Tables

[@RohitKshirsagar]

Very well explained.

[@bloodhunter8]

Very good i got it sir thanks 😊 🙏

[@devloper_hs]

Sir but why we took 90 songs, I mean in the lecture it is said a pie chart is used when we need to calculate distributions of different categories(relative frequency represented as portion / shares of pie) as a whole - 100%, so shouldn't we be using 100% - overall data

[@tangleD05]

From the bar graph we get there are 10 punjabi songs. Relative frequency is 0.1111 for punjabi songs which means that 0.1111(total songs) = punjabi songs ---> 0.111111(total songs) = 10 total songs = 10*0.1111111 = 90 (approx)

[@saunakroychowdhury5990]

We did not take anything. We got 90 songs. And Pie Chart has nothing to do with 90 songs, it represents the data in 100. There could be 900/9 songs as well, and still there would be a pie chart

[@HiDibakar]

EASY

[@vishujaiswal6160]

very well explained and very good sound quality

[@signed2godproduction87]

Gud joke

[@shaikhussain888]

does anyone pdf of problem or link of problem

[@Alpha_beta-f8g]

Nah man