Interpreting Data Flashcards
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A department processed 240 invoices in 8 hours. What was the average number of invoices processed per hour?
Answer: 30
240 invoices ÷ 8 hours = 30 invoices per hour.
A table shows quarterly sales: Q1=$12,500, Q2=$15,000, Q3=$11,250, Q4=$16,250. What is the total annual sales?
Answer: $55,000
$12,500 + $15,000 + $11,250 + $16,250 = $55,000.
A bar chart shows that Office A filed 80 documents, Office B filed 60, and Office C filed 100. What percentage of total documents did Office B file?
Answer: 25%
Total = 80+60+100 = 240. Office B: 60/240 = 0.25 = 25%.
A spreadsheet shows employee hours worked: Mon=8, Tue=7.5, Wed=8, Thu=6.5, Fri=8. What is the total for the week?
Answer: 38
8 + 7.5 + 8 + 6.5 + 8 = 38 hours.
A report shows that 45 out of 180 customer calls were escalated. What fraction represents this ratio in its simplest form?
Answer: 1/4
45/180 = 1/4 (divide both by 45).
A data table shows the following expense categories: Supplies=$3,200; Equipment=$8,500; Travel=$1,800; Training=$2,500. Which category accounts for the largest share of expenses?
Answer: Equipment
Equipment at $8,500 is the highest single expense category.