This math topic focuses on advanced data interpretation and graph analysis, specifically using double bar graphs. Students practice calculating average values from data points represented on these graphs. The questions involve real-world scenarios such as determining the average number of pizzas made per store on specific days, and analyzing average rainfall in various cities across different months. Each question offers multiple-choice answers, requiring students to interpret the bar graphs to determine the correct averages. This set of problems enhances skills in reading and analyzing double bar graphs to find averages, crucial for understanding data representations in everyday contexts.
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What was the average number of pizzas made per store on monday?