In your own words, how would you explain to your classmate what Graphs are? Define the term 'Discrete Data'. Define the term 'Continuous Data'.

Here are the explanations for the terms:

• 2.1 What are Graphs? Graphs are visual representations that show the relationship between different sets of data or variables. They help us understand patterns, trends, and comparisons more easily than looking at raw numbers.

• 2.2.1 Define the term 'Discrete Data' Discrete data is information that can only take on certain fixed values, often whole numbers, and cannot be broken down into smaller parts. It is typically counted. An example is the number of students in a class.

• 2.2.2 Define the term 'Continuous Data' Continuous data is information that can take any value within a given range. It is typically measured and can include fractions or decimals. An example is a person's height or the temperature of a room.