$Questions$

$Question\; 1:$

$100$ students were asked what their primary mode of transport for getting to school was. The results of this survey are recorded in the table below. Construct a bar graph representing this information.

Question 2: 

The average monthly attendance of a class is given.

Question 3: 

 A survey of 36 students of a class was done to find out the mode of transport used by them while commuting to the school. The collected data is shown in the table given below. 

                     $Answers$

Answer 1: 

Answer 2: 

• Maximum and Minimum Attendance:

  • Maximum attendance: 50 (in October)

  • Minimum attendance: 20 (in December)

• Months with attendance less than 40:

  • September (30)

  • November (38)

  • December (20)

  • January (36)

  • February (32)

• Difference between maximum and minimum attendance:

  • 50−20=30 

Answer 3: 

• Which mode of transport is used by most of the students?

  • The school bus is used by the most students, with 16 out of 36 students commuting this way.

• What percentage of students use a car for commuting?

  • Number of students using a car = 4

  • Total number of students = 36

  • Percentage = (4/36)×100=11.11%

  • So, 11.11% of students use a car for commuting.

• Why do you think the school bus is the most preferred mode of transport among students?

  • The school bus is likely the most preferred mode because:

    • It is safe and reliable for students.

    • It is often more affordable than private transport.

    • It helps students arrive on time and reduces traffic congestion around the school.

    • Parents might prefer it for convenience and to ensure their children travel with their peers.