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                We shall draw (40 ÷ 10) = 4 bottles for Monday, (60 ÷ 10) = 6 bottles for Tuesday, (80 ÷
                10) = 8 bottles for Wednesday, and so on. Thus, we have the following pictograph:
                                  number of milk bottles sold by a milk booth in a week

                           Monday

                           Tuesday

                           Wednesday

                           Thursday

                           Friday

                           Saturday

                           Key:   = 10 milk bottles

                Example 2. The pictograph given below shows the number of letters written by Mr.
                Singh to his friends on various days of a particular week. Read the pictograph and
                answer the questions:

                             Monday

                             Tuesday

                             Wednesday

                             Thursday

                             Friday

                             Saturday

                        Here, one        represents 5 letters.

                  a.  On  which  day did Mr.  Singh write the maximum  number of letters?
                                                                                                          Wednesday

                  b.  On which day did Mr. Singh write no letter?                                                  Friday

                  c.  How many letters were written by Mr. Singh on Tuesday?                         4 × 5 = 20 letters

                  d.  How many letters were written by Mr. Singh during the whole week?
                                                                                                 26 × 5 = 130 letters

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