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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Tap to reveal answer
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
bars.
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Tap to reveal answer
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
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Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
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By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
students.
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
students.
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Tap to reveal answer
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
bars.
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Tap to reveal answer
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
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Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Tap to reveal answer
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
students.
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
students.
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Tap to reveal answer
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
bars.
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Tap to reveal answer
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
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Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Tap to reveal answer
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
students.
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
students.
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Tap to reveal answer
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
bars.
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Tap to reveal answer
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
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Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Tap to reveal answer
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
students.
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
students.
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in the United States ate 4.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
The average Austrian ate 7.8 kilograms of chocolate in 2014, according to the same source. How many chocolate bars would be used to represent Austria if it were added to this pictogram?
Tap to reveal answer
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
bars.
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
The United States is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about one-fourth of another in the pictograph, so about two and one-fourth bars represents 4.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to assume that one bar represents two kilograms of chocolate consumption per person.
7,8 kilograms would be represented by about
Slightly less than four would be the correct response.
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Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Source of figures: Euromonitor International via ConfectioneryNews.com
The above pictograph represents the amount of chocolate eaten per person in 2014 in five countries. The legend is missing, but it is known that the average person in Russia ate 5.3 kilograms of chocolate in 2014.
Which of the following is probably the legend for the pictograph?
Tap to reveal answer
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
Russia is represented by 2 bars of chocolate and about two-thirds of another in the pictograph, so it is reasonable to assume that about two and two-thirds (approximately 2.7) bars represents 5.3 kilograms. Since
it would be reasonable to surmise that one bar represents two pounds.
The correct choice is this diagram:
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Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Refer to the above graph. Monique, a sixth grader at Polk, scored a 466 on the math portion of the SCAT. Which of the following could have been her rank among the students?
Tap to reveal answer
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
students.
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
students.
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
By scoring 466 on the test, Monique was outscored by the 40 students who finished in the 501-600 range, the 16 students who finished in the 601-700 range, and the 10 students who finished in the 701 to 800 range -
so the highest she finished was 67th place.
She finshed among the 30 students whose scores were in the 401-500, so she was outscored by at most 29 more students - or, in all,
So the lowest she finished was 96th place.
Of the five choices, the only one possible is 80th place.
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