The expenditure of a family on different heads in a month is given below:
Head Expenditure (in $Rs$) Food $4000$ Education $2500$ Clothing $1000$ House Rent $3500$ Others $2500$ Savings $1500$
Draw a bar graph to represent the data above.
| Head | Expenditure (in $Rs$) |
|---|---|
| Food | $4000$ |
| Education | $2500$ |
| Clothing | $1000$ |
| House Rent | $3500$ |
| Others | $2500$ |
| Savings | $1500$ |
Draw a bar graph to represent the data above.
(N/A) To represent the given data using a bar graph,follow these steps:
$1$. Draw two perpendicular axes,the horizontal axis ($X$-axis) and the vertical axis ($Y$-axis).
$2$. Along the $X$-axis,represent the different heads of expenditure at equal intervals.
$3$. Along the $Y$-axis,represent the expenditure in $Rs$. Choose an appropriate scale,for example,$1 \text{ unit} = 500 \text{ Rs}$.
$4$. For each head,draw a rectangular bar of equal width. The height of each bar corresponds to the numerical value of the expenditure for that specific head.
$5$. The resulting bar graph is shown below:
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$1$. Draw two perpendicular axes,the horizontal axis ($X$-axis) and the vertical axis ($Y$-axis).
$2$. Along the $X$-axis,represent the different heads of expenditure at equal intervals.
$3$. Along the $Y$-axis,represent the expenditure in $Rs$. Choose an appropriate scale,for example,$1 \text{ unit} = 500 \text{ Rs}$.
$4$. For each head,draw a rectangular bar of equal width. The height of each bar corresponds to the numerical value of the expenditure for that specific head.
$5$. The resulting bar graph is shown below:
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