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Stem-and-Leaf-plot represents data by separating each value into two parts. Dot plot uses a graph in which each data value is plotted as a point along a horizontal scale of values. The difference is Dot Plots use graphs to organize data and Stem-and-Leaf plot separates the data into two parts

The stem and leaf plot consists of a list in a special tabular form such that the first digits of each number are located in the stem of the table, such that numbers having a common first digit have the same stem value and level

A dot plot consists of dots that are used to represent data, pictorially, by the use of filled circles located above a given number, showing the frequency of the number

Therefore;

The differences between stem and leaf plot and dot plot are;

[tex]\begin{array}{|lc|l|}\mathbf{Stem \ and \ leaf \ plot}&&\mathbf{Dot \ plot}\\1.\, Makes \ use \ of \ numbers&&Makes \ use \ of \ circles \\2.\, Arranged \ in \ vertical \ table&&Arranged \ horizontally \ in \ a \ graph\\3. \, Records \ all \ data \ in \ the \ values &&Records \ all \ points \ of \ data \ \\4. \, Quickly \ made&& Takes \ considerable \ time \ to \ make\\5. \, Data \ can \ seen \ and \ appreciated&& Requires \ the \ dots \ to \ be \ counted \\ \end{array}[/tex]

Stem and leaf plots are usually arranged in order from lowest to highest values, while dot plots can be arranged by categories

The reason for the differences are based on the method by which each graph is plotted

Learn more about stem and leaf and dot plots here:

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