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A fruit-seller's pictograph shows oranges sold over 3 days using 1 symbol = 10 oranges.
Day 1 = 3 symbols, Day 2 = 5 symbols, Day 3 = 4 symbols.
If each orange is sold for Rs 5, how much money did he earn in these 3 days?

Class 6PictographsData Handling
  • A1200
  • B540
  • C600
  • D660

Step-by-Step Solution

Total symbols = 3 + 5 + 4 = 12, so oranges = . Money = 120 Rs 5 = Rs 600.
Answer: C) 600

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