Students in Year 7 were surveyed to find out how much time they spent studying each day.
How many students spent one hour or more studying each day?
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Statistics, NAP-A3-NC22 SA
A survey asked a group of high school students how much they spend on broadband each month.
The result were recorded in the table below.
In total, how many students in Year 9 and Year 10 had a monthly broadband spend of more than $20?
Statistics, NAP-A3-NC22 SA
This table shows results of a survey on gym memberships.
In total, how many people over the age of 60 have a monthly bill less than $40?
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Statistics, NAP-A3-CA01 SA
This graph shows how students in Year 7 at Kotara High usually get to school.
Use the information in the graph to complete this table.
How many girls catch the bus to school?
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Statistics, NAP-A3-CA04
This table summarises the time Tutty spent training her parrot over five days.
What was the average (mean) time for training the parrot each day?
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Statistics, NAP-J3-CA01
Four students recorded the number of times they participated in different sports in one week in the table below.
In total, which sport was participated in the most times?
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Statistics, NAP-B3-NC24
The train travel times between major Australian cities are listed in the table below:
The train travel time from Melbourne to Adelaide is about 4 times the travel time from
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`text(Sydney to Canberra)` |
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`text(Canberra to Adelaide)` |
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Statistics, NAP-D3-CA26 SA
A school offers two sports during a summer term.
Students can either play hockey or water polo, but not both.
One-quarter of all the students play water polo.
How many girls play hockey?
Statistics, NAP-D3-CA24 SA
The school canteen collected data on the number of lunches that students ordered from the canteen in one given week.
What was the total number of lunches ordered for the week?
Statistics, NAP-D3-NC14
Shanka collected data about his friends and recorded the results in the table below.
How did Shanka order his data?
| `text(by age)` | `text(by gender)` | `text(by shoe size)` | `text(by height)` |
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Statistics, NAP-F3-CA27 SA
A school's drama class puts on a play over five nights.
The play is open to the public and the numbers of tickets sold are shown in the table below.
The cost of each ticket was $15.
What was the mean amount of money collected from ticket sales per night?
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Statistics, NAP-C3-CA10
This table shows the number of people who visited a war memorial on weekdays over 4 weeks.
What was the mean (average) number of people who attended the war memorial on Fridays?
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Statistics, NAP-C3-CA09
This table shows the number of people who visited a war memorial on weekdays over 4 weeks.
Which day had the greatest total attendance over the 4 weeks?
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Statistics, NAP-G3-CA02
10 of the tallest mountains in the United States are listed in the table below:
How much taller than Utah's tallest mountain is Colorado's tallest mountain?
| `225\ text(metres)` | `227\ text(metres)` | `273\ text(metres)` | `330\ text(metres)` |
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Statistics, NAP-H3-CA25
Spiro records the number of students who can play different instruments in his class.
He records the results in the table below.
Some students play more than one instrument.
What is the least number of girls that could be in Spiro's class?
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Number, NAP-H3-CA19 SA
The dog population in five continents can be found in the table below.
How many more dogs live in Europe than in Africa and South America combined?
Statistics, NAP-I3-NC16
A soccer competition has six teams playing on the same day.
The table below shows the draw.
If no match ends in a draw, which of the following is possible?
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Meerkats and Civets both win. |
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Number, NAP-I3-NC14
Giselle does odd jobs around the house to earn pocket money.
She gets $3 per job.
The table below shows all the jobs she did in one week.
If Giselle does the same jobs for two weeks, how much money will she earn altogether?
| `$12` | `$24` | `$36` | `$72` |
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Statistics, NAP-I3-NC04
Matt was recording the colour of cars that drove past his school in 1 hour.
In the hour, Matt saw 9 blue, 12 silver and 6 white cars.
In the tables below, `text(X)` = 3 cars.
Which table correctly shows the number of cars that Matt saw?
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`text(S)text(ince)\ X = 3\ text(cars,)`
| `text(9 Blue cars)` | `=\ text(XXX)` |
| `text(12 Silver cars)` | `=\ text(XXXX)` |
| `text(6 White cars)` | `=\ text(XX)` |
Statistics, NAP-C3-CA01
This is John's University timetable.
Which room is John in at 2:45 pm on Tuesday?
| `text(Room 7)` | `text(Room 9)` | `text(Room 11)` | `text(Room 22)` |
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