This math topic focuses on interpreting double bar graphs, specifically aimed at determining the total number of children surveyed based on the graphical data presented. Each question features a distinct double bar graph, and participants are asked to calculate or identify the total count represented in the graph. The problems require analysing and adding the values depicted by each bar to establish an overall total, sharpening skills in data interpretation and basic summation within a graphical context.
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Practice:
Bar Graph (Double) - Total Overall
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How many total children were surveyed?
Graphing - Bar Graph (Double) - Total Overall Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Graphing - Bar Graph (Double) - Total Overall (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Data and Graphs - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/data_graphing_practice/ |
1
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 31 |
b
| 35 |
c
| 29 |
d
| 24 |
e
| 36 |
2
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 23 |
b
| 38 |
c
| 29 |
d
| 36 |
e
| 31 |
f
| 28 |
3
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 31 |
b
| 36 |
c
| 29 |
d
| 35 |
e
| 37 |
f
| 25 |
4
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 24 |
b
| 21 |
c
| 25 |
d
| 20 |
e
| 33 |
f
| 28 |
5
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 21 |
b
| 27 |
c
| 31 |
d
| 33 |
e
| 20 |
f
| 19 |
6
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 22 |
b
| 26 |
c
| 18 |
d
| 21 |
e
| 29 |
f
| 32 |
7
| How many total children were surveyed? |
a
| 23 |
b
| 30 |
c
| 28 |
d
| 27 |
e
| 16 |
f
| 25 |