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Trees in four gardens, read from a bar graph: P 35, Q 50, R 50, S 65.
If the gardener wants every garden to have as many trees as garden S, how many new trees must be planted in all the other gardens together?

Class 6Bar GraphsData Handling
  • A120
  • B54
  • C60
  • D66

Step-by-Step Solution

Needed: P +30, Q +15, R +15 (each raised to 65). Total = 30 + 15 + 15 = 60 trees.
Answer: C) 60

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