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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

The number of tourists visiting Manali from May to September is shown below. Represent this information in the form of pictograph.
 

Month May June July August September
No. of  16,000 16,500 10,000 7500 2500

 

Important Questions on Data Handling

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6th CBSE
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 1
The bar graph shown in the figure, shows the choice of fruits of 150 students of a school.
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How many children like orange
MEDIUM
6th CBSE
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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 1
The bar graph shown in the figure, shows the choice of fruits of 150 students of a school.
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Which is the most favourite fruit among the children?
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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 1

The bar graph, given below, shows the choice of fruits of 150 students of a school.

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How many more children like grapes than apple?

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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 1
The bar graph shown in the figure, shows the choice of fruits of 150 students of a school.
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Arrange the fruits in the order in which they are liked by children with least liked written first.
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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2

The given bar graph shows Mrs Basu’s monthly expenditure.

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If Mrs Basu’s total monthly expenditure is ₹k, then find the value of k.

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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2
The bar graph shown in the figure, shows Mrs Basu’s monthly expenditure. Read the bar graph carefully and answer the question:
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What part of the total expenditure does she spend on food?
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6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 2
The bar graph shown in the figure, shows Mrs Basu’s monthly expenditure. Read the bar graph carefully and answer the question:
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Find the ratio of her expenditure on electricity to that on rent.
EASY
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 14 - Data Handling>INNINGS>Q 3
Refer to the bar graph shown for the number of working women in six big cities of India and answer the question:
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How cities have the same number of working women?