Data Is Sometimes Presented in Tables and Sometimes Presented in Graphs

question 2

Multiple Choice

Data is sometimes presented in tables and sometimes presented in graphs and figures because:

• A)It looks more interesting that way.
• B)It aids the aesthetics in the written report of the research.
• C)The patterns and colours help in engaging the reader of the research.
• D)New insights into data are sometimes revealed when data is presented in tables, graphs and figures.

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Definitions:

Radioactive Decay

The process by which the nucleus of an unstable atom loses energy by emitting radiation, leading to a change in its number of protons and/or neutrons.

Chemical Bonding State

Describes the condition or manner in which atoms are linked by attractions and interactions between electrons and nuclei.

Plate Tectonics

A scientific theory describing the large-scale motion of seven large plates and the movements of a larger number of smaller plates of Earth's lithosphere, which has caused the geographical features we see today.

Rock Layers

Horizontal or nearly horizontal strata of sedimentary rock, each distinct from the layers above and below it, illustrating Earth's geological history.