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Presentation On Graphics

This document discusses different types of graphics that can be used in presentations. It describes textual graphics such as tables, pull quotes, bullet lists, and flow charts. It also describes visual graphics like bar and column charts, pie charts, and line charts. Bar and column charts compare quantities, pie charts show subdivision of a whole, and line charts illustrate changes over time. The document provides examples and explanations of these various graphics.

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Presentation On Graphics

This document discusses different types of graphics that can be used in presentations. It describes textual graphics such as tables, pull quotes, bullet lists, and flow charts. It also describes visual graphics like bar and column charts, pie charts, and line charts. Bar and column charts compare quantities, pie charts show subdivision of a whole, and line charts illustrate changes over time. The document provides examples and explanations of these various graphics.

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Chapter 13
Graphics

Group Members:
Contents
• Planning the Graphics
• Determining mechanism of Graphics
• Constructing Textual Graphics
• Constructing Visual Graphics
• Three Dimensional Graphics
Constructing Textual Graphics

There are two types of graphics


Textual Graphics & Visual Graphics
Textual Graphics:
• Tables:
An orderly arrangement of information.

Pull Quotes:
Extremely useful to emphasize on key points.
Constructing Textual Graphics
• Bullets Lists:
It is the listing of points arranged with bullets ()to set them off
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• Flow Chart:
Shows sequence of activities in a process.
Constructing Visual Graphics
• Bar & Column Charts:
It is used to compare difference in quantities by difference in
the length of bar representing those quantities.
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Constructing Visual Graphics
Pie Chart:
Sub division of a whole.

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Constructing Visual Graphics
• Line Chart:
Changes over time.
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