Given below are the number of girls and boys in Stds V to VIII of a certain school. Draw a joint bar graph from this data.
On y-axis, take the scale 1 cm = 10 boys/girls.
Rearranging the table with number of boys or girls on y-axis and the standard on x-axis
Scale:
Y axis: 1 cm = 10 Boys/Girls
Children of four divisions of Std VIII of a school, planted trees as shown below. Show this in a joint bar graph.
On y-axis, take the scale 1 cm = 5 saplings.
Rearranging the table with number of saplings on y-axis and Divisions on X axis
Scale Y axis 1 cm = 5 saplings
The number of men and women working under the Employment Guarantee Scheme in four villages is given below. Draw a joint bar graph to depict this.
On y-axis, take the scale 1 cm = 50 persons (women/men)
Rearranging the table and taking number of Men/Women on y-axis and Villages on X axis
Scale Y axis 1 cm = 50 People
The numbers of illiterate women and literate women living in four villages are below. Show this information in a joint bar graph.
In this example can we take a scale of 1 cm = 10 women on the y-axis? Think about it and choose a suitable scale.
Rearranging the table and taking number of Men/Women on y-axis and Villages on X axis
Scale Y axis 1 cm = 50 People