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SAT Data Interpretation Tables Graphs Practice Questions (Free + Explanations) | Quiz 1

Question 12345 of 5

Question 1 of 5

A farmer recorded the number of baskets of strawberries sold at a roadside stand on four days.

If each basket sold for \6

Explanation

First find the total number of baskets sold: . Each basket costs \690 \times 6 = 540\.

Concept summary

To interpret data in a table, first combine the relevant values, then apply the rate or unit price to that total.

Question 2 of 5

The table shows the relationship between the number of notebooks purchased and the total cost.

If this relationship is proportional, which equation gives the total cost in dollars for notebooks?

Explanation

For a proportional relationship, the ratio of total cost to number of notebooks must be constant. Using any row of the table, the unit rate is dollars per notebook. Checking another row gives , so the constant of proportionality is 2.75. Therefore, the total cost for notebooks is given by .

Concept summary

In a proportional relationship, the equation has the form , where is the constant of proportionality found by dividing output by input.

Question 3 of 5

A table shows the number of tickets sold for a school play and the total money collected.

Which expression represents the total money collected, in dollars, for selling tickets?

Explanation

From the table, 5 tickets bring in 60 dollars, so the amount collected per ticket is dollars. Checking another row confirms this: and . Since each ticket costs 12 dollars, the total money collected for tickets is . Therefore, the correct answer is .

Concept summary

When a table shows a constant rate, find the unit rate and write the total as rate times quantity.

Question 4 of 5

A school tracked the number of volunteers at a cleanup event during the morning. The graph of the data includes the points , , , and , where represents hours after the event began and represents the total number of volunteers. If this pattern continues, how many volunteers will there be 6 hours after the event began?

Explanation

The number of volunteers increases by 3 each hour: . Starting from 17 volunteers at 4 hours, continue the pattern for 2 more hours: at 5 hours, there are volunteers, and at 6 hours, there are volunteers. Therefore, the correct answer is .

Concept summary

Read ordered pairs from a graph and look for a constant rate of change. Then extend the pattern to find the value at a later point.

Question 5 of 5

A snack shop sold only granola bars and fruit cups one afternoon. The table shows the prices.

The shop sold a total of 18 items and collected gf

Explanation

Let represent the number of granola bars and represent the number of fruit cups. Since the shop sold 18 items total, the first equation is . Since each granola bar costs 3, the total money collected is represented by . Therefore, the correct system is and .

Concept summary

To write a system from a table and a word problem, use one equation for the total number of items and another for the total value, based on each item's price.

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