Histograms - Grade 5
Examples, videos, worksheets, and solutions to help Grade 5 students learn about histograms.
What are Histograms?
- Histograms are like bar graphs but the bars are drawn so they touch each other.
- Histograms are used with numerical data.
- The height of the histogram represents the frequency of the data.
How to draw histograms?
Statistics - How to make a histogram
This example shows how to make a histogram. Remember that the horizontal axis represents the values of the variables. The vertical axis gives us the frequency of those variables.
Histograms
An introduction to histograms and explains how to create a histogram from given data.
The width represents the interval and the height represents the corresponding frequency. There are no spaces between the bars.
Creating a Histogram
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