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Monthly Book-Borrowing Data Analysis
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Monthly Book-Borrowing Data Analysis
Use the monthly book-borrowing data below to answer each question.
Month
Books borrowed
June
30
July
20
August
25
September
35
1.How many books were borrowed in July?
- 20 books
- 25 books
- 30 books
- 35 books
2.Which month had the fewest books borrowed? Explain how the values show this.
3.How many more books were borrowed in September than in August? Show or describe your calculation.
4.How many books were borrowed altogether across the four months? Show your working.
5.The reading group met less often in July than in the other months. Does the data prove that this is why fewer books were borrowed? Use evidence from the data in your response.
6.The group aimed to borrow at least 100 books over these four months. Did it meet the target? By how many books was the total above or below the target?
7.From June to September, the number borrowed rose overall. Suggest a reasonable number for October and explain how the data helped you make your prediction.
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