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A pictograph compares juice bottles sold by two stalls.
1 symbol = 40 bottles. Stall X has 7 and a half symbols, Stall Y has 5 symbols.
Using the same key, how many more symbols would Stall Y need to draw to exactly match Stall X's sales?

Class 6PictographsData Handling
  • A3.5
  • B1.5
  • C5
  • D2.5

Step-by-Step Solution

needs 100 more bottles = 100 / 40 = 2.5 symbols (2 full and 1 half).
Answer: D) 2.5

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