![]() The premise is that 20% of the population is 65+ years old. ![]() If this helps to explain further: I have an example of a histogram in front of me that was generated from 1000 randomly selected integers from 0 to 12. Why? I'm a teacher and this would be a useful tool for quickly creating visualizations of data for discussion without having to create the actual data. As I add rows to the table or change the frequencies, I'd like a histogram generated. I would like a frequency table with one column as a list of integer values and the second column the corresponding list of frequencies. Here's my goal that I would like feedback on: I would like to bypass having to enter an entire list of data. I've been poking around this sub and I have found desmos examples of how to create a bar chart (not the same thing as a histogram I know), how to generate a frequency table from a list, and how to generate a histogram from a table of values (not a frequency chart). ![]() My wish is to have a histogram generated from a frequency table without requiring a list of raw data.
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