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The given pictograph shows the number of wall clocks sold by a company during a week.Each clock in the pictograph represents $5$ wall clocks. On what day was the sale maximum?

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Monday

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Tuesday

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C

Saturday

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D

Thursday

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Solution

The correct option is D Thursday
As shown in the figure, the sale was maximum on Thursday.
Hence the correct answer is option D

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