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Bar charts & pie charts
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Number of lunches
The bar chart shows the number of lunches sold in a school canteen on each of four days.
(a)
Write down the number of lunches sold on Wednesday.
(b)
Work out the total number of lunches sold over the four days.
(c)
The bars on this chart are drawn with gaps between them. Explain why.
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Level 3
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A pie chart shows how
720
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720
people travelled to a music festival.
(a)
The sector for 'train' has an angle of
150
°
150°
150°
. Work out the number of people who travelled by train.
(b)
96
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96
of the people cycled. Work out the size of the angle of the sector for 'cycled'.
(c)
The organisers also want a diagram showing, side by side, how many people used each type of transport this year and how many used it last year. Explain why a dual (comparative) bar chart would show this better than two pie charts.
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Level 3
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A kiosk drew a pie chart of the flavours of ice cream it sold one afternoon.
The sector for mint has an angle of
54
°
54°
54°
and represents
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12
ice creams.
(a)
Work out the total number of ice creams sold that afternoon.
(b)
30
30
30
of the ice creams sold were vanilla. Work out the size of the angle of the sector for vanilla.
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Level 3
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Two-way tables
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A shop received
180
180
180
orders in one week. Each order was either collected in store or delivered, and each order was paid for by card or by cash.
The two-way table shows some information about the orders.
Card
Cash
Total
Collected in store
27
27
27
75
75
75
Delivered
Total
144
144
144
180
180
180
(a)
Complete the two-way table.
(b)
Work out how many more orders were paid for by card than were paid for by cash.
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Level 3
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120
120
120
people were asked whether they had visited the town's new library.
70
70
70
of the people were female.
45
45
45
of the females had visited the library.
32
32
32
of the males had
not
visited the library.
(a)
Use this information to complete the two-way table.
Visited
Not visited
Total
Male
Female
Total
120
120
120
(b)
Work out how many more of the
120
120
120
people had visited the library than had not visited it.
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Level 3
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A cinema sold
240
240
240
tickets for a film. Each ticket was a standard, a premium or a VIP ticket, and each ticket was bought online or at the desk.
The two-way table shows some information about the tickets.
Standard
Premium
VIP
Total
Online
86
86
86
17
17
17
At the desk
35
35
35
96
96
96
Total
132
132
132
76
76
76
240
240
240
(a)
Complete the two-way table.
(b)
Work out how many of the tickets sold were premium tickets or VIP tickets.
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Level 3
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There are
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30
students in a class.
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18
of them are girls.
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12
of the students wear glasses.
7
7
7
of the girls wear glasses.
A student is chosen at random. Work out the probability that the student is a boy who does not wear glasses. (3 marks)
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Level 3
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Time series
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Ashdown Hall is a wedding venue. The time-series graph shows the number of weddings held there in each quarter from 2022 to 2024.
Quarter 1 on the graph is the first quarter of 2022, quarter 5 is the first quarter of 2023 and quarter 9 is the first quarter of 2024.
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Quarter (1 = Q1 of 2022)
Weddings held
(a)
Write down the number of weddings held in quarter 3 of 2023.
(b)
Describe the trend in the number of weddings held at Ashdown Hall. You must refer to figures from the graph.
(c)
Estimate the number of weddings that will be held in quarter 1 of 2025.
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Level 3
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A garden centre records its sales of garden furniture. The table shows the sales, in £ thousand, in each quarter of 2023, 2024 and 2025. The quarter 4 figure for 2025 is not yet known.
Sales (£ thousand)
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
2023
18
46
52
21
2024
23
51
58
27
2025
28
56
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(a)
Describe the trend in the garden centre's sales of garden furniture. You must refer to figures from the table.
(b)
Estimate the sales, in £ thousand, in quarter 4 of 2025. You must explain how you obtained your estimate.
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Level 3
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