GCSE Maths (AQA)
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Frequency Tables
- A frequency table shows how often an item appears in a data set
- Data can be discrete, such as different shapes (square, circle, triangle)
- Tallies are useful for counting items in a data set
- Tallies are made by drawing vertical lines and crossing through every five
- Frequency tables can be completed by counting items using tallies
- Tally should always match the total frequency
- Tallies are a useful way to ensure accuracy in counting
- Frequency tables can also be used to read tallies
- Example given of completing a frequency table using tallies for dice rolls
- Step 1: Go through items and complete the tally
- Step 2: Add up the tallies to find the frequencies
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