Question

The graph shows the number of cars sold at a car dealership over a 6-month period. About how many more cars were sold in June than in April?


10

50

75

105

Answer 1

I got 60 but 60 isn't an answer choice

Answer 2

@Michele_Laino

Answer 3

I need to know the numeric data

Answer 4

1. Obtain data from the graph. How many cas were sold in June? How many in April?
2. Subtract the number sold in April from the number sold in June. Done.

Answer 5

the graph is all that they gave me

Answer 6

210 in april and 150 in june is =60

Answer 7

The graph is entirely adequate. Let's obtain the necessary info from it. See my first questin, above.

Answer 8

how did you get 60?

Answer 9

in April are less than 150

Answer 10

April is 150 on they graph and June is 210 on the graph the line doesn't fall directly on the measure that they have, so I just estimated the best I could

Answer 11

Yes, that's a problem. You may not be able to read EXACTLY how many cards are sold, but try at least for accuracy to "within 5 cars." Try again.

Answer 12

I think that the answer is greater than 60, since, in April the number of cars sold is less than 150, whereas the number of cars sold in June can be 210

Answer 13

Please try again. I do agree with you that the number of cars sold in June was about 210.

Answer 14

I did 210 and 145 thats 65. Do you think that april could be less than 145? because 65 is still not an answer

Answer 15

65 is between which two answer choices?

Answer 16

Well 50 and 75

Answer 17

and 65 is closer to which one?

Answer 18

True, but there's no 70 among your answer choices. So, again, 65 is closer to which of the two answer choices 50 and 75?

Answer 19

I think that we can choose as answer 75, maybe the graph is not very precise

Answer 20

both of them are a 15 differance

Answer 21

sometimes we have to do this educated guesswork. And yes, Michele is correct in saying that the graph doesn't show car sales data very clearly.

Answer 22

Thanks @Michele_Laino and @mathmale

Answer 23

:)