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    This document discusses different types of graphs used in spreadsheets and their purposes. It defines black box and white box testing approaches in software testing. It also provides examples of different graph types: line graphs show changes over time; pie charts show proportions of a whole; bar graphs compare values; and scatter graphs show correlations between two variables. The document emphasizes that graphs and charts visually organize complicated data and require a clear purpose stated in the title.

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    This document discusses different types of graphs used in spreadsheets and their purposes. It defines black box and white box testing approaches in software testing. It also provides examples of different graph types: line graphs show changes over time; pie charts show proportions of a whole; bar graphs compare values; and scatter graphs show correlations between two variables. The document emphasizes that graphs and charts visually organize complicated data and require a clear purpose stated in the title.

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    Year 8 ICT - Spreadsheets

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    Year 8 ICT – Spreadsheets

    1.What is the difference between White and Black box testing in regards to
    computer networks and systems
    Black Box Testing is a software testing method in which the internal
    structure/ design/ implementation of the item being tested is not known to
    the tester. White Box Testing is a software testing method in which the
    internal structure/ design/ implementation of the item being tested is known to
    the tester.

    2. Graphs

    Explain and draw the different types of graphs and why would you use that particular
    graph?

     Line Graph Line graph Pie chart


     Pie Chart
     Bar Graph
     Scatter Graph

    Bar graph

    Scatter graph

    Fill in the gaps

     In today’s lesson, we are using graphs and charts which are used to display
    information visually. Charts can be effective because the data is easy to see,
    whereas graphs can be effective because the data can be easily added to. By
    using graphs and charts, we can organise data into more easy to manage groups
    of information. Often data is too complicated to read so graphs and charts can
    make it easy to see and take up less space than text. All graphs and charts
    require a purpose which explains the title of the graph.

     Key Words : purpose, Information , title, Organise, Complicated, Graphs,


    Effective
    RED ZONE
    1. Bar Charts, Pie Charts, line Graphs
    2. Data can be stored so to show different types of data and not to forget it
    3. It is important it is valid because if someone is going to check it, it has to
    have the right details for them to put it in the files

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