BUSINESS MATH 1

• Business Data


  business data are facts about business which are still in raw form. They have yet to be organize, analyzed, and if needed presented to the stakeholders of a business organization.
• Ways to present data

  Textual Form

  tabular form

  Graphical Form
• Textual data


  data are organized and presented in text phrases or paragraphs. It list down important characteristics and explain their significance
• Tabular


  data are organized in table form. A table is an array of arrows and colums. The organization of a table allows presenters to arrange data according to classes.
• Graphical form


  organized through points, line curves or bars which are drawn in relation to axes. By graphical form we also mean charts graphs diagrams or pictures that convey info.
• Interpreting data


  Title

  Column and Row Heading

  Units of Measurement
• Title


  Data which are organized effectively in tabular form are presented with this which tell the audience right away what the table is about
• COLUMN AND ROW HEADING


  DESCRIBES THE CATEGORY OF OBSERVATIONS CONTAINED ALONG EACH OF THEM. shows the number of observations that belongs to both categories.
• Units of Measurement


  helps tell what is contained in each row and column
• Graphs 


  often are used to convey a relationship betweeb two variables,
• Label


  it is along the vertical and horizontal axes describe what facts or variables are being listed
• scales


  are measurement shown along two axes. They tell us how much or how many
• Bars


  tell us the quantity of a variable observed
• Lines


  describes the quantity of a variable being observed at one point in time and but it also estimate the quantities between those points.
• Pie chart


  used to display information about how the size of one variable relates to the size of the others and to the whole data set. proportion of one variable in relation to another
• Use text and tables for details.
• Use graph to present the larger picture
• Use textual and tabular in formal reports
• use graph when presenting a report to a large audience