Statistics Problem

[Alchemist4lyf]

Assalamualaikum all. I'm having this problem that I'd like some help with. As you know, xtremepapers has all the past papers of statistics, and in the new ones (2009-2010) we are required to make graphs, on the question paper. Now, my problem is with the scales on those graphs that are already provided. I want to ask, that in those graphs, is 1 Box, = 1 cm, or more? 'Cause when i look at it on the computer, while solving, it is always more than a centimeter. So, in the final paper, will the graph be a centimeter graph, or something else? Again, thanks

 

[muzirox]

Assalamualaikum all. I'm having this problem that I'd like some help with. As you know, xtremepapers has all the past papers of statistics, and in the new ones (2009-2010) we are required to make graphs, on the question paper. Now, my problem is with the scales on those graphs that are already provided. I want to ask, that in those graphs, is 1 Box, = 1 cm, or more? 'Cause when i look at it on the computer, while solving, it is always more than a centimeter. So, in the final paper, will the graph be a centimeter graph, or something else? Again, thanks

Hi cambridge usually provides graphs of TWO CENTIMETRES like it does in maths so in stats
hope it solves ur prob

 

[Alchemist4lyf]

Oh.. that's good. Meaning i can easily do the working in centimeters, not inches. .. Thanks A lot.

 

[SalmanPakRocks]

the graphs are now printed on question papers.