Referenced from lesson Grouped Samples

Fill in the tables below, then use Pyret to make the following displays. Record the code you used.

The first table has been filled in for you.

1) A bar-chart showing how many puppies are fixed or not.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

puppies

fixed

bar-chart

code: bar-chart(puppies, "fixed")

2) A pie-chart showing how many heavy dogs are fixed or not.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

code:

3) A histogram of the number of weeks it takes for a random sample of animals to be adopted.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

code:

4) A box-plot of the number of pounds that kittens weigh.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

code:

5) A scatter-plot of a random sample using name as the labels, age as the x-axis, and weeks as the y-axis.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

code:

6) A scatter-plot of fixed cats, using species as the labels, pounds as the x-axis, and weeks as the y-axis.

What Rows? Which Column(s)? What Display?

code:

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