The data given below shows the number of absentees in a class during a week: Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday No. of students 25 20 30 26 15 10 Represent the data using a bar graph.

Given: Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday No. of students 25 20 30 26 15 10 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as number of students. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as Day. 3 . Write the names of days on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. The scale taken is 1 unit = 5 students on vertical axis.

The data given below shows the number of two-wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow Number of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: In which city is the sale of two wheelers maximum?

Given: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow Number of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as Number of two-wheelers. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as City. 3 . Write the names of cities on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. The scale taken is 1 unit = 500 two wheelers on vertical axis. Looking at the graph, we can say that the Bengaluru''s bar is taller than any other bar. Therefore, Bengaluru has the maximum sale of two-wheelers.

The data given below shows the number of two-wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: Find the difference in the sale of two wheelers in the cities of Mumbai and Lucknow.

Given: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as No. of two-wheelers. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as City. 3 . Write the names of cities on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. The scale taken, is 1 unit = 500 two wheelers , on vertical axis From the graph, Two-wheelers sold in Mumbai is 1800 and in Lucknow is 1600 . The difference in the sale of two-wheelers is 1800 - 1600 = 200 Hence, the difference between the two cities is 200 .

The data given below shows the number of two=wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: What percentage of the total sale of two wheelers is sold in Delhi?

Given: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as No. of two-wheelers. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as City. 3 . Write the names of cities on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. The scale taken is, 1 unit = 500 two wheelers , on vertical axis From the graph Total sales of two -wheelers = 1200 + 1800 + 800 + 2200 + 2000 + 1600 = 9600 Total sales in Delhi is 1200 The required percentage = (Sales in Delhi/Total sales ) × 100 = ( 1200 / 9600 ) × 100 = 12 . 5 % Therefore, 12 . 5 % is the total sale of two-wheelers sold in Delhi.

The data given below shows the number of two=wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: Find the ratio of two wheelers sold in Kolkata to those sold in Chandigarh.

Given: City Delhi Mumbai Kolkata Bengaluru Chandigarh Lucknow No. of two-wheelers 1200 1800 800 2200 2000 1600 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as No. of two wheelers. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as City. 3 . Write the names of cities on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. The scale taken is, 1 unit = 500 two wheelers ,on vertical axis From the graph, sale of two wheelers in Kolkata = 800 Chandigarh = 2000 Ratio = 800 : 2000 = 400 : 1000 (by dividing each by 2 ) = 200 : 500 (by dividing each by 2 ) = 100 : 250 (by dividing each by 2 ) = 50 : 125 (by dividing each by 2 ) = 10 : 25 (by dividing each by 5 ) = 2 : 5 (by dividing each by 5 ) Therefore, the ratio of two wheelers sold in kolkota to those sold in chandigarh is 2 : 5 .

The following data provides information about the monthly salaries of five employees in a company: Employee 1 2 3 4 5 Salary (in ₹ ten thousands) 50 45 70 35 85 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: How many employees have salary less than ₹ 50 ,000 ?

Given: Employee 1 2 3 4 5 Salary (in ₹ ten thousands) 50 45 70 35 85 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as Salary(in ₹ ten thousands). 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as Employee. 3 . Write the names of employee on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. and the scale taken is 1 unit = 10 , 000 . From the graph, we can say the salaries of employees Employees less than ₹ 50 , 000 are: Employee 2 and employee 4 . Hence, 2 employees have salaries less than ₹ 50 , 000 .

The following data provides information about the monthly salaries of five employees in a company: Employee 1 2 3 4 5 Salary (in ₹ ten thousands) 50 45 70 35 85 Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question: Who is drawing the maximum salary?

Given: Employee 1 2 3 4 5 Salary (in ₹ ten thousands) 50 45 70 35 85 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as Salary(in ₹ ten thousands). 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as Employee. 3 . Write the names of employees on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. and the scale taken is 1 unit = 10 , 000 . From the graph, we can say the salaries of employees. In the bar graph, we can see that the line of employee 5 ' s bar is the tallest than other employees. Hence, Employee 5 is drawing the maximum salary.

A school is celebrating winter carnival. The following five students sold tickets for the winter carnival: Name of the student Pallavi Richa Sarthak Smitha Mukul No. of tickets sold 21 14 7 18 9 Draw a bar graph to represent the above data.

Given: Name of the student Pallavi Richa Sarthak Smitha Mukul No. of tickets sold 21 14 7 18 9 Steps to draw a bar graph for the given data: 1 . Draw and label the vertical axis as no. of tickets sold. 2 . Draw and label the horizontal axis as name of the student. 3 . Write the names of students on the horizontal axis where the bars will be drawn. 4 . Decide on the scale taking into consideration the least and the greatest number to be shown on the graph. 5 . Draw the bars to show the total for each item. and the sacle is taken as 1 unit = 5 tickets .

Jayashri Bhattacharya and Tarika Dhawan Solutions for Exercise 3: INNINGS

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Jayashri Bhattacharya Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Jayashri Bhattacharya and Tarika Dhawan Solutions for Exercise 3: INNINGS

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Questions from Jayashri Bhattacharya and Tarika Dhawan Solutions for Exercise 3: INNINGS with Hints & Solutions

MEDIUM

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 1

The data given below shows the number of absentees in a class during a week:

Day	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
No. of students	$25$	$20$	$30$	$26$	$15$	$10$

Represent the data using a bar graph.

HARD

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2

The data given below shows the number of two-wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October:

City	Delhi	Mumbai	Kolkata	Bengaluru	Chandigarh	Lucknow
Number of two-wheelers	$1200$	$1800$	$800$	$2200$	$2000$	$1600$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
In which city is the sale of two wheelers maximum?

HARD

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2

The data given below shows the number of two-wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October:

City	Delhi	Mumbai	Kolkata	Bengaluru	Chandigarh	Lucknow
No. of two-wheelers	$1200$	$1800$	$800$	$2200$	$2000$	$1600$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
Find the difference in the sale of two wheelers in the cities of Mumbai and Lucknow.

MEDIUM

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2

The data given below shows the number of two=wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October:

City	Delhi	Mumbai	Kolkata	Bengaluru	Chandigarh	Lucknow
No. of two-wheelers	$1200$	$1800$	$800$	$2200$	$2000$	$1600$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
What percentage of the total sale of two wheelers is sold in Delhi?

HARD

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2

The data given below shows the number of two=wheelers sold in different cities in the month of October:

City	Delhi	Mumbai	Kolkata	Bengaluru	Chandigarh	Lucknow
No. of two-wheelers	$1200$	$1800$	$800$	$2200$	$2000$	$1600$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
Find the ratio of two wheelers sold in Kolkata to those sold in Chandigarh.

MEDIUM

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 3

The following data provides information about the monthly salaries of five employees in a company:

Employee	$1$	$2$	$3$	$4$	$5$
Salary (in ₹ ten thousands)	$50$	$45$	$70$	$35$	$85$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
How many employees have salary less than

₹ 50,000

MEDIUM

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 3

The following data provides information about the monthly salaries of five employees in a company:

Employee	$1$	$2$	$3$	$4$	$5$
Salary (in ₹ ten thousands)	$50$	$45$	$70$	$35$	$85$

Represent this data using a bar graph and answer the following question:
Who is drawing the maximum salary?

MEDIUM

6th CBSE

IMPORTANT

Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 4

A school is celebrating winter carnival. The following five students sold tickets for the winter carnival:

Name of the student	Pallavi	Richa	Sarthak	Smitha	Mukul
No. of tickets sold	$21$	$14$	$7$	$18$	$9$

Draw a bar graph to represent the above data.

Jayashri Bhattacharya and Tarika Dhawan Solutions for Exercise 3: INNINGS

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