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KKaitlyn Trudeau
Last edited Sep 20, 2020
Created on Sep 20, 2020

Five circles represent the total number of COVID-19 deaths in different countries, with each circle’s radius proportional to the death count. The visualization uses D3.js v6’s `data()` binding to link each circle to a dataset containing country names and death figures. Data originates from the CoronavirusDailyData source on data.world. The chart encodes quantitative death values through circle area, allowing immediate visual comparison of mortality across locations.

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Total Number of death caused by Covid-19 in Countries

The data shown here comes from

CoronavirusDailyData

Data source : https://data.world/markmarkoh/coronavirus-data

Questions and tasks related to the dataset.

who many death in each country

what is the highest number of death during a in same period of time

location is the name of the country (categorical) number of cases and death is quantitative

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