How to interpret a histogram | Data and statistics | 6th grade | Khan Academy

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[@Just_Elika]

*Student* When will we use histograms in the real world?
*Teacher* Well, maybe you own a pie shop...

[@surreal_cactus]

lmao

[@snoop9243]

WHAT IF I ALREADY KNOW WHAT I WANNA BE, TEACHER?? 😂😂😂

[@asmabegum-qt3wg]

Lol

[@o_ceanc1925]

you explain it better than the teachers

[@violetle9681]

o_cean My teacher did not even explain it.

[@asmabegum-qt3wg]

@Zachary Sage why sadly?-

[@mariel98210]

@@violetle9681 same, they just gave workbooks for us to answer

[@rehamelbialy7024]

Due to Corona virus, my teacher sends me your videos and to be honest you are way better than her

[@weabooform5518]

REHAM El bialy same

[@maraka8106]

I was distracted by the sound of your voice because it's gorgeous then I had to replay to make sense out of the video. Thanks after my 2nd take I understood 🙌

[@abadgamer11]

I dont want to do math. But, middle school quarantine

[@littlea420]

Same

[@bruhsprinkles5490]

@Az Jaudiel lmao

[@bruhsprinkles5490]

@Az _Clan ????? wat thats my name

[@roryclassifiedinfo5381]

I just noticed a VERY small detail.... in the magenta column there is two eyes and a nose a bit above the number "5"

[@katy6470]

Statistics is the worst subjects in my life. It's giving me anxiety attacks 😫😫 but I need to fight for my grades. Thank you so much for the great vedio ❤️

[@moussacamara7910]

what app are you using?

[@4brothers737]

Thanks this helped a lot!

[@arisrodriguez620]

Thanks this really helped me get a better understanding on how to read histograms

[@The_idiot_cooki]

Thank you so much khan for helping me

[@edward5710]

Thanks!

[@MaChakex]

very neat drawings!! 😁

[@jonmariano2969]

People use this to count the number of peanuts are in different cans.

[@beauteeonmymind]

thnk yyou

[@hurtingrose]

6th grade?! I'm a freshman in highschool, and I have a hard time learning this stuff lol.

[@soulfulwingedone9804]

i’m a junior and i don’t get it either LMAO trying to find mean, median, and mode on a range graph like this

[@longnecklace9230]

bruh im in 6th grade and im learning about the mean, median, mode

[@meredithtaylor3667]

0:54 Sal can draw better then me in 10 seconds then I can in an hour T^T

[@riddhipatel5386]

any complex sums vedios for pie diagrams?

[@lilpepsi3897]

dude explains something that you should of learnt in 4th grade
good video still

[@bubber8152]

Your grammar is already something from the 4th grade.

[@lilpepsi3897]

@@bubber8152 Okay my bad, I didn’t realize I was taking spelling classes on youtube.

[@Paul-xg1sg]

Thank you

[@ianbasilio7110]

You did not consider the independent and dependent variables.

[@ohayocecy1471]

20!!

[@amadchaudhari7474]

Don't u need the FD on the y axis instead of f

[@rafayiqbal4990]

Thx

[@danialj9434]

Now I really want cherry pie.

[@vinzecabaluna1700]

Anyone know how to find range of a histogram

[@paulcrane1763]

Anyone else here cause quarantine

[@bradleyplumadore4484]

dumb dumb why would any one be here other wise

[@chargaming5705]

Epic gamer moment right here.

[@ailoglu]

hi

[@mohammedalkhayyat7530]

THANK YOU MR.IDK UR NAME!!!

[@naykhan8144]

sal

[@mohammedalkhayyat7530]

DOES IT MATTTTTTTTEEEERRR

[@caitlynbrownfield4368]

not trying to be rude but who would want to count how many cherries are on each pie i'm just conffused

[@MadaoIsTaken]

*raises hand*

[@chargaming5705]

Because yes person from two years ago.

[@eros4917]

boring

[@kokokoko3936]

Man im taking honors geometry and i missed ONE day of school and im so lost

[@rickys6770]

Why is the magenta box looking at me?

[@paulcrane1763]

300k views 387 likes -_-

[@greenbean2222]

I'm such an awful student with math :(

[@itmk4]

You are not alone :(

[@ChimkenPies]

yep, u aren't alone..

[@helloits_jeff4488]

yt yt yt

[@marqmo2396]

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[@64jayr]

I hate that I’m 26 and watched this

[@tomasgarau5338]

Khan Academy Im sorry but this is just a simple BAR CHART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! histograms include frequency density instead of no. of pies! grrrr

[@rocketrider1405]

... and continuous data

[@katieholmes2721]

Actually, histograms CAN include frequency density (if the 'bins' are of unequal size), but as the bins usually are of equal size the height of the bin is proportional to the frequency, so the y axis in these circumstances would just be 'frequency' and not 'frequency density'. This example fits.
It's also NOT a bar graph as bar graphs represent categorical data, not continuous (numerical) data. perhaps you need to do a little stats revision :P

[@kelseybrennan3127]

the number of pies is the frequency.

[@alexhagg1266]

2021 lockdown anyone???

[@studioe1571]

@honey no *shut*

[@abdurrehman4620]

😢

[@PY-jp6ui]

Why did I watch this? I am a pg neuro student and I realised this is for 6th grade😆😆

[@chargaming5705]

P Y Lol haha funnyyyyyy

[@tobyreinhardt9022]

Thanks!

[@zizetghobrial2155]

Thank you.