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Look at the pictograph and answer the following questions:
(a) How many orange trees are there in the orchard?

(b) What is the total number of fruit-trees in the orchard?

(c) How many more apple trees are there than mango trees?
(d) The number of which two types of trees together is equal to the number of

guava trees in the orchard?

Bar graPh

A bar graph is another way of representing data. Representation of data with the
help of bars (rectangles) in a diagram is called a bar graph or bar chart.
Every bar graph has:

(a) a title explaining the information given in the graph.
(b) the horizontal and vertical axes.

(c) labels explaining the meaning of each bar.

(d) a scale that is chosen for the given data.
A bar graph can be drawn horizontally or vertically using graph paper, a ruler and a
pencil. The width of each bar is uniform. The bars are drawn leaving equal spaces

(gaps) between them.

The marks obtained by Riya in the unit tests of different subjects in the month of
August are given in the following table.

Subjects Hindi English Maths EVS GK
Marks 7 8 6 9 8

The bar graph drawn alongside

represents the marks obtained by Riya 10 Y Marks Obtained by Riya in the Unit Tests
in the unit tests. 9

In this bar graph, we observe that: 8

(a) title: Marks Obtained by Riya in 7
the Unit Tests 6

(b) Axes: Horizontal axis X-axis Marks 5

Vertical axis Y-axis 4
3
(c) Labels: Subjects are labelled on 2
the X-axis and marks on the Y-axis. 1

(d) Scale: On the vertical axis, 1 0 Hindi English Maths EVS GK X
unit length = 1 mark. Subjects

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