Numeracy and Data Analysis

Numeracy and Data
Analysis

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY.................................................................................................................................................3
1. Arranging data into table format:.........................................................................................................3
2. Present above data using charts:..........................................................................................................4
3. Computation and highlight final value.................................................................................................5
4. Use of linear forecasting model i.e. y = mx + c to compute and make discussion on followings:.......7
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................................10

INTRODUCTION
Data can be found in a variety of places, from spreadsheets, the distribution funnel, social
networking sites, customer loyalty polls, and service quality passes. It's developed at breakneck
rates in our new information society, and so when properly studied, it can be a corporation's most
valued asset (Grotlüschen and et.al, 2019). Companies may use data analytics to enhance
particular facets of their goods and services, and also their general brand awareness satisfaction.
Numeracy provides an understanding, capabilities, emotions, and resources required to use
arithmetic in a multitude of environments and possibilities. This report based on the total
expenses of 10 months to understand the concept of numeracy and data analysis. In this report
consist of various arithmetic methods to analysis data and calculate at different stages.
MAIN BODY
1. Arranging data into table format:
Following table contains data of no. of phone calls made during 10 consecutive months, as
follows:
Month Total expenses (per month)
1st 5000
2nd 4000
3rd 9000
4th 10000
5th 5000
6th 3600
7th 2500
8th 5000
9th 4000