A bar graph displays data using rectangular bars, with the height of each bar representing the value of a specific category. A line graph, on the other hand, uses points connected by lines to show the trend or relationship between two variables.
A scatter plot is used to show the relationship between two variables, with each point representing a data point. A histogram, on the other hand, is used to display the distribution of a single variable, with bars representing different categories or ranges of values.
A pie chart is used to show the proportion or percentage of different categories within a whole, while a bar graph displays the numerical values of different categories side by side. In other words, a pie chart focuses on the parts of a whole, while a bar graph focuses on the comparison between different categories.
A line graph is used to show the trend or change in a variable over time or another independent variable. A scatter plot, on the other hand, is used to show the relationship or correlation between two variables, but does not necessarily include a time component.
In a clustered bar graph, multiple bars are grouped together side by side for each category, while in a stacked bar graph, the bars are placed on top of each other to represent the different data points within a category. This allows for easier comparison within a category in a clustered bar graph, while a stacked bar graph shows the total for each category.