Presentation of Data

The process of arranging raw

The process of arranging raw or ungrouped data into systematic and organized form. It transforms haphazard data into classified data that is easier to

Discrete variables assume definite or countable

Discrete variables assume definite or countable values (like number of children per family), while continuous variables can assume any value within a

A table showing various values

A table showing various values of a variable with their respective frequencies. For discrete data, it shows each possible value with its frequency. Fo

Shows the sum of frequencies up

Shows the sum of frequencies up to a particular value or class. 'Less than' type shows frequencies below a certain value, while 'more than' type shows

The systematic arrangement of classified data

The systematic arrangement of classified data in rows and columns. Simple tabulation involves one attribute, while manifold tabulation involves multip