IXL | Interpret bar graphs

A gymnast jotted down the number of cartwheels she did each day.

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

100

Day

Number of cartwheels

Doing cartwheels

How many cartwheels did the gymnast do on Friday?

cartwheels

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question

For a class project, students in Mr. Peterson's biology course counted the number of red and gray squirrels at each of the local parks.

Acorn Park

Walnut Park

Oak Park

Number of squirrels

Parks

Squirrels in town parks

	Gray squirrels
	Red squirrels

Are there fewer squirrels in Oak Park or Acorn Park?

Oak Park

Acorn Park

solution

Find the bars for Oak Park and Acorn Park. In each pair of bars, one bar represents gray squirrels and the other bar represents red squirrels. Read the numbers for each pair of bars, then add the numbers together.

Oak Park:	2 + 10 = 12
Acorn Park:	3 + 2 = 5

5 is less than 12. There are fewer squirrels in Acorn Park.

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