Travel time

This task is about identifying correct statements about data on graphs.

Question

Time taken to get to school (in minutes) by students travelling from the North and South

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a)  The students at Ross School recorded how many minutes it took them to travel to school. They drew up a back-to-back stem-and-leaf graph. Some students made statements about the graph. 
     Select the statement that is true.

    • The longest time taken to get to school is 9 minutes.

    • Half the students take less than 30 minutes to get to school.

    • The range of times it takes to get to school is greater for students from the South than the North.

    • The shortest time taken to get to school is 1 minute.

    • Most students take less than 40 minutes to get to school.

Question

Most Common After-School Activities of Year 7 Students
b)  Kat drew a pie graph to show the most common after-school activities of Year 7 students at school. 
     She wrote five statements about her graph. 
     Select the statement that is true. 

    • 25% of students go to sports practice.

    • More students go to sports practice than do homework.

    • The same number of students play on the computer as do chores.

    • The least number of students have a music lesson.

    • More than \(1 \over 4\) of the students do homework.