Draw conclusions from a data table
Analyse a frequency table of whole-number data and decide which conclusion about it is correct. Unlimited questions, five difficulty levels, and a full worked solution every time, included free with weekly lessons.
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Look at the data. Which statement is true?
Classroom Pet Survey
Turtle: 7
Gerbil: 5
Fish: 2
- Gerbil got more votes than Turtle.
- Turtle got more votes than Gerbil.
- Gerbil got the most votes of all.
- Turtle and Gerbil got the same number of votes.
Answer: Turtle got more votes than Gerbil.
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Look at the data. Which statement is true?
Classroom Pet Survey
Gerbil: 9
Fish: 10
Rabbit: 12
Turtle: 5
- Rabbit got more votes than Turtle.
- Turtle got more votes than Rabbit.
- Rabbit and Turtle got the same number of votes.
- Turtle got the most votes of all.
📘 Worked solution
1Data: Gerbil = 9, Fish = 10, Rabbit = 12, Turtle = 5Read every value from the table.
2Rabbit got more votes than Turtle.This matches what the table actually shows.
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