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               Example 2


                Table 2.2 Projected Home Use Retention of Selected Languages in Australia (From
               Clyne 1991:257)

                                               Language Numbers

                                               Italian       251,156
                                               Greek         210,595

                                               German        48,641
                                               Maltese       28,208

                                               Dutch         21,586






                                                            Another way of presenting the data as
                     Charts and graphs
                                                     presented in table is by using charts and graphs.
                     provide more
                                                     Generally, there are three different types of charts
                                                     and graphs namely bar charts, pie charts, and
                     dramatic and
                     interesting way of              line graphs.
                     presenting the

                     data.

               a.  Bar Charts
                       A bar chart usually has vertical or horizontal bars representing the quantity of
               the category. Compared to table, bar charts are usually more appealing. Let's have a
               look at the table in Example 3. The data in this table suit perfectly well to the bar
               chart:
                  Example 2                Example 3


                  Table 2.2 Projected
                  Home Use Retention
                  of Selected
                  Languages in
                  Australia (From Clyne
                  1991:257)


                   Language Numbers

                   Italian       251,156
                   Greek         210,595
                   German         48,641

                   Maltese        28,208   Figure 2.3 Projected Home Use Retention of Selected
                   Dutch          21,586 Languages in Australia (From Clyne 1991:257)



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