Thursday, November 1, 2018

Pyramids and Graphs

Today we looked at different examples of pyramids and charts on populations of countries based on age. There are different shapes that these graphs can be:
Christmas Tree
Box
Cup
The Christmas Tree has a wide base to represent a developing country having a surplus of children and a very little amount of older people. The Box shape was a developed country that had even amounts of people in each age group. The Cup has a smaller base and a wider top to represent having more old people than young. This is also a developed country. This would be the share to represent Monaco or Japan.
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