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...become more complicated, so the identifications become more difficult to visualise. For example, what happens if we try to identify the edges of an octagon in pairs, as indicated by the edge labels and arrowheads in Figure 34? Figure 35 shows that identifying, in the directions indicated, the edges labelled a and the edges labelled c results, after some bending and...

...become the largest category. The two smallest categories in 1981 were thefts from the person and bicycle thefts, and this remained the case in 1997 even though the number of bicycle thefts had increased by over 150%...Interpreting data: boxplots and tables: 3.6 Summary of Section 3 - In this section, you have learned about appropriate ways of interpreting data in tables....