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Employee | Height |
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Madzia | 5 ft 4 in. |
Magda | 5 ft 2 in. |
Ignacio | 6 ft 1.6 in. |
Henrik | 5 ft 10 in. |
Ali | 6 ft 1 in. |
Diego | 5 ft 2 in. |
Miłosz | 5 ft 2 in. |
Paulina | 5 ft 3 in. |
Aybuke | 5 ft 7 in. |
Mateusz | 6 ft 1.2 in. |
Gamze | 5 ft 3 in. |
Marcin | 5 ft 7 in. |
Marcial | 5 ft 8 in. |
Heichi | 5 ft 5 in. |
Arkadiusz | 5 ft 6 in. |
Enrique | 5 ft 10.5 in. |
Aleksandra | 5 ft 4 in. |
Mateusz | 5 ft 9 in. |
Jordan | 5 ft 5 in. |
Paula | 5 ft 2 in. |
MacKenzie | 5 ft 6 in. |
Joe | 6 ft 1 in. |
Flavio | 5 ft 10 in. |
Jeremy | 5 ft 4 in. |
A single value, such as an individual student's height within the class, can be called a data point. A data set can be represented using different types of graphs. For example, the average temperature for each month of 2018 of a city can be plotted on a line graph.