The following pictograph shows the number of oranges sold in the following weeks. How many oranges were sold in Week 1?

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Solution

The correct option is B
60

According to the pictograph:

Each orange stands for 15 oranges.

Week 1 has 4 oranges in the pictograph.

4 oranges in the pictograph are equivalent to 4 $\times$ 15 = 60 oranges.
$∴$ 60 oranges were sold in Week 1.

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The following pictograph shows the number of oranges sold in the following weeks. How many oranges were sold in Week 1?

The correct option is B 60 According to the pictograph: Each orange stands for 15 oranges. Week 1 has 4 oranges in the pictograph. 4 oranges in the pictograph are equivalent to 4 × 15 = 60 oranges. ∴ 60 oranges were sold in Week 1.

The correct option is B
60

According to the pictograph:

Each orange stands for 15 oranges.

Week 1 has 4 oranges in the pictograph.

4 oranges in the pictograph are equivalent to 4 $\times$ 15 = 60 oranges.
$∴$ 60 oranges were sold in Week 1.