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  1. A bar chart shows monthly website traffic: Jan=10K, Feb=12K, Mar=11K, Apr=15K, May=14K, Jun=18K. What is the average monthly traffic?

    Answer: 13,333

    Sum = 80K; average = 80,000 / 6 ≈ 13,333.

  2. A scatter plot shows no visible pattern between two variables. The correlation coefficient is reported as r = 0.05. What does this suggest?

    Answer: Virtually no linear relationship

    An r value close to zero indicates there is virtually no linear relationship between the two variables.

  3. A line graph shows revenue and expenses. They are parallel lines with revenue always above expenses. What does this indicate about profit?

    Answer: Profit is constant.

    Parallel lines with a constant gap mean the difference (profit) remains unchanged over time.

  4. A histogram shows a right-skewed distribution of customer purchase amounts. What does this imply about the median versus the mean?

    Answer: Mean is greater than median.

    In a right-skewed distribution, large outliers on the right pull the mean above the median.

  5. A bar chart shows employee counts by department: Sales=80, Ops=60, HR=20, Finance=30, IT=40. What percentage of total employees are in Sales and IT combined?

    Answer: 52.2%

    Total = 230; Sales + IT = 120; 120/230 ≈ 52.2%.

  6. A two-line chart shows projected vs. actual costs over 6 months. The actual line is consistently below the projected line. What does this indicate?

    Answer: Costs are being managed better than expected.

    Actual costs consistently below projections mean spending is better controlled than the budget assumed.

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