Differentiate between graphs and diagrams. - Vidyadip

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Differentiate between graphs and diagrams.

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Answer

Difference between graphs and diagrams is as follows:

In the construction of a graph generally graph paper is used which helps us to study the mathematical relationship between two variables. Diagrams are constructed on a plain paper and are used for comparison only and not for studying.
Diagrams furnish only approximate information. It is not useful for further mathematical and statistical analysis.
Diagrams are useful in depicting categorical and geographical data but they fail to present data realting to time series and frequency distribution.

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