Question
Distinguish between univariate and bivariate frequency distribution.
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Answer
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Univariate Frequency Distribution
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Bivariate Frequency Distribution
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The word 'Uni' refers to one.
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The word 'Bi' refers to two.
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This implies a series of statistical information representing the frequency distribution of one variable.
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This implies a series of statistical information representing the frequency distribution of two variables such as production and sales of a particular product.
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Examples: Marks of a Class VI student, income of an individual in a particular area.
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Example: Production and sales of a particular product.
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