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Data Graphs Probability Probability Word Problems — Set 48
The bar graph shows: Red=10, Blue=8, Green=2, Yellow=5, Purple=10. How many in total?
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Answer: 35
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Red","value":10}
- {"label":"Blue","value":8}
- {"label":"Green","value":2}
- {"label":"Yellow","value":5}
- {"label":"Purple","value":10}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Red=7, Blue=10, Green=6, Yellow=9, Purple=1. Which has the most?
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Answer: Blue
- SubType
- most
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Red","value":7}
- {"label":"Blue","value":10}
- {"label":"Green","value":6}
- {"label":"Yellow","value":9}
- {"label":"Purple","value":1}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Apples=8, Oranges=2, Bananas=1. How many in total?
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Answer: 11
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Apples","value":8}
- {"label":"Oranges","value":2}
- {"label":"Bananas","value":1}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=6, Science=6, Reading=5. What is the difference between Reading and Science?
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Answer: 1
- SubType
- difference
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":6}
- {"label":"Science","value":6}
- {"label":"Reading","value":5}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=2, Science=10, Reading=5. Which has the most?
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Answer: Science
- SubType
- most
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":2}
- {"label":"Science","value":10}
- {"label":"Reading","value":5}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=10, Science=8, Reading=2, Art=9. Which has the least?
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Answer: Reading
- SubType
- least
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":10}
- {"label":"Science","value":8}
- {"label":"Reading","value":2}
- {"label":"Art","value":9}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Soccer=2, Basketball=8, Baseball=5, Tennis=2. How many in total?
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Answer: 17
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Soccer","value":2}
- {"label":"Basketball","value":8}
- {"label":"Baseball","value":5}
- {"label":"Tennis","value":2}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=2, Science=9, Reading=10. How many in total?
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Answer: 21
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":2}
- {"label":"Science","value":9}
- {"label":"Reading","value":10}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Apples=4, Oranges=1, Bananas=2, Grapes=8. What is the difference between Apples and Oranges?
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Answer: 3
- SubType
- difference
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Apples","value":4}
- {"label":"Oranges","value":1}
- {"label":"Bananas","value":2}
- {"label":"Grapes","value":8}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=4, Science=2, Reading=8. How many more Reading than Math?
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Answer: 4
- SubType
- how-many-more
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":4}
- {"label":"Science","value":2}
- {"label":"Reading","value":8}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Red=3, Blue=7, Green=5. What is the difference between Blue and Red?
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Answer: 4
- SubType
- difference
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Red","value":3}
- {"label":"Blue","value":7}
- {"label":"Green","value":5}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Dogs=4, Cats=4, Fish=10, Birds=7, Rabbits=3. Which has the least?
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Answer: Rabbits
- SubType
- least
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Dogs","value":4}
- {"label":"Cats","value":4}
- {"label":"Fish","value":10}
- {"label":"Birds","value":7}
- {"label":"Rabbits","value":3}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=8, Science=4, Reading=7. How many in total?
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Answer: 19
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":8}
- {"label":"Science","value":4}
- {"label":"Reading","value":7}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Red=2, Blue=7, Green=7, Yellow=2, Purple=1. How many more Blue than Green?
- SubType
- how-many-more
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Red","value":2}
- {"label":"Blue","value":7}
- {"label":"Green","value":7}
- {"label":"Yellow","value":2}
- {"label":"Purple","value":1}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Apples=2, Oranges=10, Bananas=5, Grapes=1. How many in total?
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Answer: 18
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Apples","value":2}
- {"label":"Oranges","value":10}
- {"label":"Bananas","value":5}
- {"label":"Grapes","value":1}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Math=8, Science=7, Reading=1, Art=6. How many in total?
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Answer: 22
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Math","value":8}
- {"label":"Science","value":7}
- {"label":"Reading","value":1}
- {"label":"Art","value":6}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Soccer=6, Basketball=9, Baseball=4. How many in total?
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Answer: 19
- SubType
- total
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Soccer","value":6}
- {"label":"Basketball","value":9}
- {"label":"Baseball","value":4}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Apples=8, Oranges=10, Bananas=3. Which has the most?
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Answer: Oranges
- SubType
- most
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Apples","value":8}
- {"label":"Oranges","value":10}
- {"label":"Bananas","value":3}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Soccer=2, Basketball=10, Baseball=7, Tennis=5. How many more Basketball than Baseball?
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Answer: 3
- SubType
- how-many-more
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Soccer","value":2}
- {"label":"Basketball","value":10}
- {"label":"Baseball","value":7}
- {"label":"Tennis","value":5}
- Difficulty
- normal
The bar graph shows: Soccer=9, Basketball=8, Baseball=1. Which has the most?
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Answer: Soccer
- SubType
- most
- ChartType
- bar
- Data
- {"label":"Soccer","value":9}
- {"label":"Basketball","value":8}
- {"label":"Baseball","value":1}
- Difficulty
- normal
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