Graphing - Bar Graph (Double) - Difference of Two (Level 3)

This math topic focuses on interpreting and analyzing double bar graphs to solve problems involving comparison. The tasks are centered on finding the difference in measurements (like millimeters of rain or quantities of pizzas) between two different datasets represented on each graph. It includes comparisons across different cities and times, and one instance of comparing quantities of pizzas produced on different days. This topic helps enhance skills in data interpretation and calculating differences using visual data aids.

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Graphing - Bar Graph (Double) - Difference of Two Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Graphing - Bar Graph (Double) - Difference of Two (Level 3)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Data and Graphs - Advanced' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/data_graphing_advanced/

1

How many more pizzas were made on Thursday at Jane's than on Wednesday at Frank's?

a

60

b

30

c

10

d

50

e

20

f

70

2

How many more millimeters of rain were there during May in Paris than during April in Toronto?

a

25

b

20

c

0

d

15

e

5

f

35

3

How many more pizzas were made on Thursday at Frank's than on Wednesday at Jane's?

a

80

b

0

c

60

d

50

e

10

f

70

4

How many more millimeters of rain were there during May in Toronto than during April in London?

a

15

b

5

c

10

d

35

e

25

f

30

5

How many more millimeters of rain were there during April in Barcelona than during May in London?

a

15

b

5

c

10

d

0

e

35

f

25

6

How many more millimeters of rain were there during April in New York than during May in Berlin?

a

75

b

50

c

65

d

20

e

55

f

25

7

How many more millimeters of rain were there during April in London than during May in Toronto?

a

30

b

50

c

70

d

55

e

40

f

45