8.1.2
Pictograms & Bar Charts
Pictograms and Bar Charts
Pictograms and Bar Charts
You need to be able to find sums or differences between data in pictograms and bar charts.


Sam's pictogram
Sam's pictogram
- Sam makes a pictogram of his data.
- He uses a picture of a cup to represent 2 drinks.
- To show Tea, Sam uses 6 pictures.
- To show Coffee, he uses 4 and a half pictures.


Sam's bar chart
Sam's bar chart
- Sam makes a bar chart from his data on teachers’ drinks.
- He can see that tea is the most popular drink as it has the tallest bar.
- Sam’s scale goes up in 2s.
- He wants to know how many more people want squash than hot chocolate.


Answer
Answer
- The difference in height of the bars is 1 ½.
- The scale goes up in 2s.
- That means 3 more people want squash than hot chocolate.
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