Statistical Description of DataPYQ July 23Question 2703 of 295
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The modes of presentation of data are:

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ATextual, Diagrammatic and Internal presentation
BTabular, Textual and Internal presentation
CTextual, Tabular and Diagrammatic Presentation
DTabular, Diagrammatic and Internal Presentation
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Correct Answer

✅ Option c — Textual, Tabular and Diagrammatic Presentation

All Options:

  • ATextual, Diagrammatic and Internal presentation
  • BTabular, Textual and Internal presentation
  • CTextual, Tabular and Diagrammatic Presentation
  • DTabular, Diagrammatic and Internal Presentation

Detailed Solution & Explanation

In statistics, once data is collected and compiled, it must be presented in a structured and comprehensible format for analysis and comparison. The three standard and widely accepted modes of data presentation are: 1. **Textual (or Descriptive) Presentation**: Data is described within the flow of text or paragraphs. It is suitable when the volume of data is small. 2. **Tabular Presentation**: Data is systematically arranged in rows and columns. This is a highly precise, concise, and structured method of presentation. 3. **Diagrammatic (or Graphical) Presentation**: Data is represented visually using geometric figures like bars, circles (pie charts), lines, or curves (histograms, polygons, ogives). This method is highly effective for visual comparison and identifying trends. Option C contains exactly these three standard modes of presentation. Hence, **Option C** is the correct answer.

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