Interpreting Bar Graphs - Homework 3

Read the statements below and marke the correct choice.

• A total of 120 smoothies were sold on the first day of the month from July-December.

• A total of 100 smoothies were sold on the first day of the month from July-December.

Which statement is FALSE?

• The number of smoothies sold on the first days of November and October were equal to the number of smoothies sold on the first day of September.

• In November and October 19 smoothies were sold on the first day, while there were 20 in September.

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CCSS.4.NBT.A.2

Which statement is FALSE?

• The first day of August and the first day of July combined accounted for 75% of the sales on the first day of the month from July-December.

• The first day of August and the first day of July accounted for 60% of the sales.

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

True or False: Only five percent of the sales came from the first day of November and the first day of December

• False

• True

Based on the information in the graph, about how many smoothies were sold in the entire month of September?

• 6000

• 100

• 20

• 600

Twenty five percent of smoothie sales come on the first day of which three months?

• August, November, December

• September, November, December

• August, September, November

• July, August, September

Sarah says that July and August are responsible for a majority of sales at Sara's Smoothies. Explain why this is or is not correct.

• Sarah is correct because they account for 50% of the sales on the first day of each month. This makes sense because summer is hot, and peopleare more likely to want a cold, refreshing drink.

• Sara is correct, since they account for 60% of the sales on the first day of each month. This makes sense because summer is hot, and peopleare more likely to want a cold, refreshing drink.

• Sara is incorrect, since they account for less than 60% of the sales on the first day of each month. This doesn't makes sense because summer is hot, and people are more likely to want a cold, refreshing drink.

• Sarah doesn't know what she's talking about because it doesn't make sense at all.