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Data Interpretation & Analysis Flashcards

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  1. A chart shows water usage in gallons per day for a household: showers=40, laundry=30, dishes=15, drinking=5, other=10. What percentage of usage is for showers?

    Answer: 40%

    Total = 100 gallons; showers = 40 gallons; 40 ÷ 100 = 40%.

  2. A bar chart shows job applicants by education level: high school=45, some college=30, bachelor's=60, master's=15. How many total applicants were there?

    Answer: 150

    45 + 30 + 60 + 15 = 150 total applicants.

  3. A table shows rent prices over 4 years: 2020=$900, 2021=$950, 2022=$1,000, 2023=$1,050. By how much did rent increase from 2020 to 2023?

    Answer: $150

    $1,050 − $900 = $150 increase over 3 years.

  4. A frequency table shows how many hours per week adults spend exercising: 0-2 hrs=15 people, 3-5 hrs=22 people, 6-8 hrs=10 people, 9+ hrs=3 people. What is the most common exercise range?

    Answer: 3-5 hours

    The 3-5 hour category has the highest frequency with 22 people.

  5. A graph shows a car dealership sold 120 cars in Q1, 95 in Q2, 140 in Q3, and 105 in Q4. In which quarter were the fewest cars sold?

    Answer: Q2

    Q2 had the lowest sales at 95 cars.

  6. A table lists calories in meals: breakfast=350, lunch=550, dinner=700, snacks=200. If someone needs 2,000 calories per day, how many calories remain after these meals?

    Answer: 200

    Total consumed = 1,800; 2,000 − 1,800 = 200 calories remaining.

  7. A line graph shows monthly website visitors: Jan=1,200, Feb=1,500, Mar=1,350, Apr=1,800, May=2,100. Between which two consecutive months was the increase the greatest?

    Answer: Mar to Apr

    Mar to Apr rose by 450 visitors, which is the largest single-month jump.