The first chart shows the percentage of cases that affected the different age groups.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Pie Chart and Bar Graph
These two graphs go
together and display cases of Plague in Arizona. They cases took place
between the years 1950 and 2000. The victims are grouped by ages.
The first chart shows the percentage of cases that affected the different age groups.
The second graph shows how many out of each of the age groups survived and how many died. The blue bar is the total amount of people in that age group, the red bar is how many of the people survived, and the green bar shows how many people died.
The first chart shows the percentage of cases that affected the different age groups.
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