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2 years ago

G Briefly explain why data visualization is important. Support with an example from the activity

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s2008m [1.1K]2 years ago

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Visualization is important because every body learns slightly differently. Some people learn from doing the task hands-on, some people learn from watching someone else do the task, some people learn from reading about it, hearing about it etc etc. It is also important to show visuals to show your answer, and/or reasoning in greater detail; say that you are giving a presentation about stocks, you could just write about it, but if you show graphs, pictures, and other visuals, then you'll get your point across a lot faster, and look professional in the process

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