* Always when the assumptions for the specific test (as there are many parametric tests) are fulfilled. * When you want to say something about a statistical parameter.
Bar chart or bar graph
There is none. If an accurate measure was possible then statistical techniques would not be required. A maximum likelihood estimate is probably better than other statistical estimates.
Yes. Statistics and statistical functions would indeed be used in a financial spreadsheet. A lot of financial data is statistical.
A line chart would be the best chart to do that. However, it could also be done with a bar or column chart. You can also add trendlines to them to help show a trend.
yeah the pie chart would do best in that category
A bar chart or stacked bars. A pie chart would not be appropriate because the categories of expenditure are not exhaustive.
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Blood tests have to be done to determine a match.
Depending on how long the data set is, a bar chart or a line chart may be appropriate.
* Always when the assumptions for the specific test (as there are many parametric tests) are fulfilled. * When you want to say something about a statistical parameter.
Bar chart or bar graph
A pie chart would be the least appropriate for depicting yearly rainfall totals for five cities for four years because it is best suited for showing proportions of a whole, such as percentages. In this case, with multiple cities and years involved, a bar or line chart would be more effective at presenting the data clearly and allowing for easy comparison between cities and years.
The fact that the data are from a representative sample is irrelevant. What matters is the nature of the data that you have and the message that you want to convey to your viewers. If the data are qualitative then a bar or pie chart are probably the most appropriate. If they are quantitative, then any type of chart may be appropriate. It depends on the variables. If there are several observations on each member of the sample, then a stacked bar chart may be the right thing.
It actually depends on the tests and report analysys you require. If you are in industry then it would be very simple to find the most appropriate through trade supplements
A pie chart would probably be the most appropriate, otherwise a bar graph.
The answer depends on whether the respondents could give only one answer or several. In the first case a pie chart would be suitable but in the second it would not be appropriate and a column chart (bar graph) may be more suitable.