Data Interpretation Questions Flashcards
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A pie chart shows a company's budget of $480,000 split into Marketing 25%, Salaries 40%, R&D 20%, and Other 15%. How much is allocated to R&D?
Answer: $96,000
20% of $480,000 equals $96,000.
A bar graph shows sales of 120, 150, 180, and 210 units over four quarters. What is the percent increase from Q1 to Q4?
Answer: 75%
(210 − 120)/120 = 90/120 = 75%.
A table lists test scores: 60, 70, 80, 90, 100. What is the median score?
Answer: 80
The middle value of the five ordered scores is 80.
A line graph shows website visits doubling each month starting at 500 in January. How many visits occur in April?
Answer: 4,000
500 → 1,000 → 2,000 → 4,000 by April.
A frequency table shows 5 people earning $30k, 3 earning $50k, and 2 earning $80k. What is the mean income?
Answer: $46,000
(150k + 150k + 160k)/10 = 460k/10 = $46,000.
A stacked bar shows Region A with 40 and Region B with 60 in a 100-unit total. What fraction is Region A?
Answer: 2/5
40/100 simplifies to 2/5.
A scatterplot shows a strong positive correlation between study hours and exam scores. What does this imply?
Answer: More study hours tend to coincide with higher scores
Positive correlation means the two variables tend to rise together.