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Reading data and descriptive statistics

bar charts, reading data from lists, what percentage of the whole and the whole from a percentage, pie charts (sector angle, reading), graphs, arithmetic mean

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1

Problem

Results of a survey about favourite sports: football: 35% volleyball: 15% basketball: 30% swimming: 20% What angle will the sector for the answer "football" have if the results are shown on a pie chart?

2

Problem

At a school, 25 students make up 25% of all the students. How many students attend the school?

3

Problem

In a class of 20 pupils the marks from a test were as follows: mark 2: 7 pupils mark 3: 3 pupils mark 4: 5 pupils mark 5: 5 pupils Work out the mean mark.

4

Problem

A group has 20 people, 19 of whom are girls. What percentage of the group are girls?

5

Problem

Marks from a test: mark 2: 1 pupil mark 3: 4 pupils mark 4: 3 pupils mark 5: 8 pupils How many pupils got a mark higher than 3?

6

Problem

Ola's maths marks this term are 3, 2, 5 and 5. What mark does she need in the next test for the mean of all her marks to be 3.8?

7

Problem

Five pupils ran 60 m. Their times were: 10.1 s, 11.3 s, 9.4 s, 8.2 s, 9.9 s. Find the mean time of these pupils.

8

Read the bar chart

Seventh-grade pupils were asked about their favourite subject. Each of them chose one answer. The bar chart shows the results of the survey. What percentage of the pupils surveyed chose "chemistry"?

Bar chart. Vertical axis: number of pupils, scale from zero, every line labelled.05101520253035number of pupilsbiologygeographyEnglishchemistry
9

Read the line graph

The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours during one day. At what time was the temperature highest?

Line graph. Vertical axis: temperature (°C), broken - it starts at 0. Horizontal axis: hour.10111213141516171819200temperature (°C)036912151821hour
10

Read the graph

The graph shows the distance a cyclist rode against the time of the ride. The cyclist made one stop during the trip. At what speed did the cyclist ride before the stop?

Graph. Vertical axis: distance (km). Horizontal axis: time (h), marks every half hour, whole hours labelled.01020304050607080distance (km)01234time (h)

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