Data Interpretation and Graphs Flashcards
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A line graph shows a store's sales rising from $200 on Monday to $350 on Friday. What is the total increase in sales over this period?
Answer: $150
The increase is $350 − $200 = $150.
A pie chart shows that 40% of students chose soccer, 30% chose basketball, and 30% chose baseball. If there are 200 students total, how many chose basketball?
Answer: 60
30% of 200 = 0.30 × 200 = 60 students.
A double bar graph compares boys' and girls' test scores. Boys averaged 78 and girls averaged 85. How much higher was the girls' average?
Answer: 7
85 − 78 = 7 points higher.
A pictograph uses one symbol to represent 5 books. If a student has 4 symbols next to her name, how many books did she read?
Answer: 20
4 symbols × 5 books each = 20 books.
A table shows test scores for three students: Ana=92, Ben=85, Cara=91. What is the range of their scores?
Answer: 7
Range = highest − lowest = 92 − 85 = 7.
A bar graph shows rainfall: Jan=3 in, Feb=5 in, Mar=4 in, Apr=6 in. Which month had the most rainfall?
Answer: April
April had 6 inches, the highest bar on the graph.
A scatter plot shows points clustered closely around a line going up from left to right. This pattern indicates:
Answer: Positive correlation
Points rising from left to right show a positive correlation between the two variables.