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     Simplifies  complex data: It turns difficult  numbers  into  simple,  easy-to-understand
                         information.

                       Analyses big data: It helps you explore large datasets and find important insights.
                       Identifies areas for improvement: It highlights areas that need attention, like students needing
                         extra help in a subject.

                       Shows relationships: It helps you understand how different pieces of data are connected.

                       Discovers hidden patterns: It allows you to spot trends that might not be obvious from just
                         looking at raw data.

                      Different Ways to Visualise Data

                      Data visualisation is a way to present data using charts and graphs. These visuals help you
                      understand  data  better  by  making  it  easier  to  spot  trends  and patterns.  Let’s  explore  some
                      common types of data visualisation:

                       Bar chart: Uses bars to represent data. The height or length of the bar shows the value.
                           Example: Showing student marks in different subjects.

                         Bar charts help you:
                          Compare values easily.

                          Identify the highest and lowest values.

                          Differentiate between categories quickly.

                       Line graph: Connects data points with a line to show changes over time.
                         Example: Tracking the temperature for a month.

                         Line graphs help you:

                          Show changes over time.
                          Spot trends (e.g., rising or falling temperature).

                          Understand fluctuations in data.

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