Data Handling & Probability: Medium Test 4
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- The bar chart shows the books borrowed from the library by each year group. How many books did Year 5 borrow?
- Use the bar chart. How many books were borrowed altogether?
- Use the bar chart. What is the mean number of books borrowed by a year group?
- The pictogram shows the school dinners chosen each day. How many dinners were chosen on Wednesday?
- Use the pictogram. How many more dinners were chosen on Monday than on Tuesday?
Before you begin, remember
- Probability is the number of ways it can happen over the total number of outcomes, and every probability lies between 0 and 1.
- Read the scale on the axis before anything else. A bar chart going up in 5s or 20s is the most common trap in the topic.
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