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The document contains an assignment with various mathematical tasks including tally charts, pictographs, bar graphs, and mean calculations. It requires students to analyze data from mock exam scores, pet store inventory, and sales figures from a café. Additionally, it includes questions about advantages and disadvantages of different data representation methods and a problem involving weights of students in an elevator.

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Assignment 20 - Statistics

The document contains an assignment with various mathematical tasks including tally charts, pictographs, bar graphs, and mean calculations. It requires students to analyze data from mock exam scores, pet store inventory, and sales figures from a café. Additionally, it includes questions about advantages and disadvantages of different data representation methods and a problem involving weights of students in an elevator.

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Assignment 20 Total: 32 marks

1. The scores of the Standard 5 class in the mock exam were recorded in the box below.

72 64 71 72 73

64 71 71 71 72

73 70 64 70 71

70 71 70 64 64

Complete the tally chart below using the data above.

Score Tally Frequency

64
70
71
72
73

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2. The pictograph below shows the different pets at Anna’s Pet Store.

Goldfish

Hamster

Rabbit

Puppy

a) If there are 38 pets in total, what number does represent?

b) What is the modal pet? Justify your answer.

c) One third of the goldfishes and 20% of the puppies were sold on Sunday. How
many pets are remaining at Anna’s Pet Store?

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3. The bar graph below shows the number of croissants and scones sold by a café over
the period of four weeks.

Croissants and Scones sold by Café


30
28
26
24
22
Number of Item

20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

Croissants Scones

a) What is the difference between the number of croissants and scones sold in
Week 2?

b) Which two weeks had the same difference in the number of croissants and
scones sold?

c) State which week the largest number of croissants and scones were sold?

d) The cost of each croissant is $12 and the cost of each scone is $8. Calculate the
amount of money made by the café during the week where the largest number of
croissants and scones were sold.
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4. State one advantage and disadvantage of the following:

a) Bar Graph

b) Tally Chart

c) Pictograph

[2 marks each]

5. Find the mean (average) of the following:

a) 65 , 72 , 48 , 61 , 24

b) 14 , 25 , 0 , 27 , 30 , 18

[2 marks each]
6. The mean of the 7 numbers below is 26.

21 , 25 , 33 , 17 , _____ , 30 , 24

What is the missing number? [2]

7. Four students enter an elevator on the ground floor. The weight of each student is
shown in the table below.

Student Weight (kg)


Olivia 44.3

Mariah 40.0

Kevin 42.7

Juvonne 45.0

a) Calculate the mean weight of the students in the elevator on the ground floor.

b) Alicia entered the elevator when it arrived at the first floor and the new mean
weight is 44 kg. How much does Alicia weigh?
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