Part+4-+Interpretation+of+data

__Interpretation__
Basically, interpreting data is analysing and explaining what is typical and what deviates from the average, how widely the data varies, and how is it distributed in relation to the variables being measured.

This is how you would interpret a bar graph. First, you read the title which tells you what information is found on the graph. Next you read the scale, which tells you how many or how much the reading is. It would contain evenly distributed numbers which represent certain unit of measure such as litres, dollars. Next, you read the axis lines, the vertical axis runs along the side of the graph while the horizontal axis runs across the bottom of the graph. Next you read the bar labels which describe different parts of the graph. Finally, you read the key, which explains additional information included in the graph.
 * Bar Graphs**

This is how you interpret a line graph. Firstly read the two axis of the graph. The vertical axis will contain the amount of a certain unit and the horizontal axis will run across the bottom of the graph which would show the timeline. There would be a line plotted where the time meets the unit, and when these are connected, you can just read the unit.
 * Line Graphs**


 * Pie Chart**



This is how you intepret a pie chart. **If there is no percentage included with the pie chart**, first measure the angle of the part you want to find out about. Then you find the percentage of the angle over 360 degrees. This is how much the variable is.

Congratulations! You have learnt how to **work with statistics**!