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  1. A bar graph shows that City A has 40,000 residents and City B has 25,000 residents. How many more residents does City A have than City B?

    Answer: 15,000

    40,000 − 25,000 = 15,000 more residents in City A than City B.

  2. A pie chart shows that 35% of a budget goes to salaries. If the total budget is $200,000, how much is spent on salaries?

    Answer: $70,000

    35% of $200,000 = 0.35 × 200,000 = $70,000.

  3. A line graph shows test scores rising from 65 in January to 82 in June. What is the overall increase in points?

    Answer: 17

    82 − 65 = 17 points of increase over the period.

  4. Which type of graph is most appropriate for showing changes in a variable over time?

    Answer: Line graph

    Line graphs are specifically designed to show trends and changes in a variable over a continuous time period.

  5. A table shows that 120 out of 480 students chose science as their favorite subject. What percentage chose science?

    Answer: 25%

    120 ÷ 480 = 0.25, and 0.25 × 100 = 25%.

  6. In a scatter plot, a positive correlation means that:

    Answer: As one variable increases, the other variable also tends to increase

    A positive correlation means both variables tend to move in the same direction—when one goes up, the other also goes up.