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    Bridge Course Worksheet Class IV B

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    The document contains two tables showing the number of cars repaired by Mr. Mahesh last week and the number of pies sold at a pie shop each day of the week. It asks questions about the data in the tables such as the number repaired/sold on specific days, the days with maximum and minimum numbers, and totals for parts of the week. Students are to refer to the tables to answer the questions about the amounts of cars repaired and pies sold on different days.

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    The document contains two tables showing the number of cars repaired by Mr. Mahesh last week and the number of pies sold at a pie shop each day of the week. It asks questions about the data in the tables such as the number repaired/sold on specific days, the days with maximum and minimum numbers, and totals for parts of the week. Students are to refer to the tables to answer the questions about the amounts of cars repaired and pies sold on different days.

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    Activity sheet on Data Handling Class : IV B


    The following table shows the number of cars, Mr Mahesh repaired
    last week. Refer the pictorial table and answer.

    a) How many cars did Mr Mahesh repair on Monday?


    Ans)
    b) On which day, maximum number of cars were repaired?
    Ans)
    c) Did he repair 30 cars on Wednesday?
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    d) On which day Mr Mahesh did not repair any car?
    Ans)
    e) How many cars did he repair on Friday and Saturday altogether?
    Ans)

    f) How many more cars did he repair on Thursday than Wednesday?


    Ans)
    2) A pie shop sells a range of different pies. The following table shows the
    number of pies, sold on each day in a week. Refer the table and answer.

    a) How many pies were sold on Thursday?


    Ans)
    b) i) On which day, most pies were sold?
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    ii) How many pies were sold on that day?
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    c) How many more pies were sold on Tuesday than Wednesday?
    Ans)

    d) There were more pies sold on last two days than the first four
    days.True/ False
    Ans)
    e) How many pies were sold in total, in that week?
    Ans)

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