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Subject: Mathematics Topic: Data Handling Name: Remarks: Class: Div: Roll No: Date: Instruction(s): Create bar graphs for the following based on the data provided. Marks in Hindi obtained by a student of Class VI 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Marks obtained Test 1 Test 2 Test3 Test 4 Test 5 Test (a) Inwhich test did the student score the highest marks? In which test did the student score the least marks? “c¢ Whatis the difference between the highest and lowest scores? “d__ Whats the difference between the marks scored in the Test 3 and Test 5? “e) Inwhich test did the student show maximum improvement as compared to the previous test? Page 1 of 3 1 Tas aCe HENS. AT TORS RNS class edge Name: Class: Div: Roll No: Favourite flowers of students of Class II Number of students Rose Daisy Orchid Jasmine Carnation Name [a How many students chose carnations as their favourite flower? Which flower is the favourite of most students? [¢) Which flower is the least favourite? [d_ Whatis the difference between the number of students who prefer daisy and ‘those who prefer orchid? [e) How many students in all were asked for their favourite flower? Subject: Mathernatics Topic: Data Handling Page 2 of 3 Ba wane Se AUTH TT Class: Div: Roll No: Number of shoes sold in a week 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 Number of shoes sold Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Day | On which day was the greatest number of shoes sold? [b) How many shoes were sold in all in the week? [c) How many shoes were sold on Monday? @ What is the difference between the number of shoes sold on Tuesday and the number sold on Thursday? [e) Onwhich days were an equal number of shoes sold? Subject: Mathernatics Topic: Data Handling Page 3 of 3 © Tata nSGCINE HENS. AT TORS RNS

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