Data: Practice 71

In this Grade 4 lesson on Data, you will practice solving problems like: "From a graph: Group A has 3, Group B has 2, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?". Work through each problem carefully, use the hints if you need help, and check your answers. This builds your understanding of data step by step.

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From a graph: Group A has 3, Group B has 2, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?

1Read the problem carefully: "From a graph: Group A has 3, Group B has 2, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?"

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Problem 1

From a graph: Group A has 3, Group B has 2, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?

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Problem 2

From a graph: Group A has 6, Group B has 6, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?

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Problem 3

From a graph: Group A has 3, Group B has 2, Group C has 3. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?

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Problem 4

A line plot has 8 data points: 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5. What is the median (middle value when ordered)?

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Problem 5

From a graph: Group A has 2, Group B has 3, Group C has 6. How many more does the largest group have than the smallest?

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