READING BAR GRAPHS WORKSHEET

Problem 1 : 

The total number of runs scored by few players in one-day match is given in the bar graph.

Questions :

1. Which player did score the maximum runs ?

2. What is the ratio between the runs scores by player 2 and player 5 ?

3. What is the difference between the runs scored by player 1 and 4 ?

4. What percentage of runs did player 5 score more than player 4 ?

Problem 2 : 

The number of students in each class of a school is given in the bar graph. 

Questions :

1. In which class, is the student strength maximum ?

2. What is the ratio between the strengths of class 9 and class 10 ?

3. What is the difference between the strengths in class 8 and class 10 ?

4. What percentage of strength does class 6 have more than class 7 ?

Problem 3 : 

The average temperature during the month of April in a city during the year 2007 to 2012 is given. Draw bar graph for the data. 

1. Answer :

1. When read the above bar graph, it is clear that player no.5 scored the maximum runs. That is 70.

2. Player 2 : Player 5 = 60 : 70 = 6 : 7.

3. Difference = |60 - 50| = 10.

4. Difference between the runs scored by player 4 and 5 is

= 70 - 50

= 20

Required percentage = (20/50) x 100%

= 40%

2. Answer :

1. When read the above bar graph, it is clear that the class 6 has the maximum strength. That is 450.

2. Class 9 : Class 10 = 400 : 350 = 8 : 7.

3. Difference = |425 - 350| = 75.

4. Difference between the strengths in class 6 and class 7 is

= 450 - 400

= 50

Required percentage = (50/400) x 100%

= 12.5%

3. Answer :

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