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Bar charts & pie charts

11 questions

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60

people were asked to name their favourite pizza topping. Everyone chose cheese, ham or mushroom.

A pie chart was drawn. The angles of the sectors for cheese, ham and mushroom are in the ratio

5 : 4 : 3

.

(a) Work out the size of the angle of the sector for cheese.

(b) Work out the number of people who chose mushroom.

(c) A second survey asked

180

people the same question. Its pie chart has exactly the same three angles as the first. Work out how many more people chose mushroom in the second survey than in the first.

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A pie chart shows the types of tree in Hallow Wood. Every tree is an oak, a birch or a pine.

The sector for oak has an angle of

84°

, and there are

35

oak trees.

(a) Work out the total number of trees in Hallow Wood.

(b) There are

45

birch trees. Work out the size of the angle of the sector for pine.

(c) Marden Wood contains

240

trees, and its pie chart has exactly the same three angles as the Hallow Wood chart. Ben says: "Marden Wood has twice as many oak trees as Hallow Wood." Is Ben right? You must show your working.

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Two-way tables

12 questions

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A sports centre has

260

members. Each member is a junior or an adult, and each member has swimming, tennis or athletics as their main sport.

100

of the members are juniors.

33

of the juniors have athletics as their main sport.

The number of adults whose main sport is swimming is three times the number of juniors whose main sport is tennis.

15

more adults than juniors have tennis as their main sport.

Altogether

105

members have swimming as their main sport.

(a) Work out the number of juniors whose main sport is tennis.

(b) Complete the two-way table.

	Swimming	Tennis	Athletics	Total
Junior			$33$	$100$
Adult
Total	$105$			$260$

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Time series

11 questions

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Sam sells caravans. The time-series graph shows the number of caravans he sold in each quarter of 2024 and 2025.

Quarter 1 on the graph is the first quarter of 2024 and quarter 5 is the first quarter of 2025.(a) Work out the total number of caravans Sam sold in 2025.

(b) Work out the percentage increase in the total number of caravans sold from 2024 to 2025.

Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place.

(c) Sam also draws a scatter graph showing the age and the price of each of 20 second-hand caravans. He joins the points on that scatter graph with straight lines, as he did on the time-series graph above.

Explain why joining the points is sensible on the time-series graph but not on the scatter graph.

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A firm hires out camper vans. The time-series graph shows the number of camper vans it hired out in each quarter from 2023 to 2025.

Quarter 1 on the graph is the first quarter of 2023, quarter 5 is the first quarter of 2024 and quarter 9 is the first quarter of 2025.(a) Work out the increase in the number of camper vans hired out in quarter 2 from 2023 to 2025.

(b) Adele says: "In each year the firm hires out about four times as many camper vans in quarter 3 as in quarter 1, so that will always be true."

Comment on Adele's statement. You must refer to figures from the graph.

(c) Adele uses the graph to predict that the firm will hire out 28 camper vans in quarter 3 of 2040.

Explain why this prediction is unreliable.

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