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kanha81
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Hey guys,
I have always maintained a strong dislike for graphs/charts and lately, I have came across 4-5 types of questions that relies heavily on interpreting graphs/charts to answer PS and DS questions. Can someone kindly suggest how can I overcome this weakness?
For example:
The graph could be between the # of employees v/s efficiency. The question could be asked fo find the ratio or predict the increased productivity if certain is given, etc.
I know I am very vague in putting details in my example above, but my main point is I am SIMPLY stumped when I see a graph/chart and don't know what to make out of it?!? :roll:
Any ideas or suggestions will be really helpful.
I have always maintained a strong dislike for graphs/charts and lately, I have came across 4-5 types of questions that relies heavily on interpreting graphs/charts to answer PS and DS questions. Can someone kindly suggest how can I overcome this weakness?
For example:
The graph could be between the # of employees v/s efficiency. The question could be asked fo find the ratio or predict the increased productivity if certain is given, etc.
I know I am very vague in putting details in my example above, but my main point is I am SIMPLY stumped when I see a graph/chart and don't know what to make out of it?!? :roll:
Any ideas or suggestions will be really helpful.
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