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A pictograph of pencils sold in a shop uses 1 symbol = 24 pencils.
The shopkeeper wants to show 156 pencils.
Using full and half symbols only, how many symbols should she draw in total?

Class 6PictographsData Handling
  • A6 and a half
  • B6
  • C7
  • D5 and a half

Step-by-Step Solution

156 / 24 = 6.5, so 6 full symbols (144) and 1 half symbol (12). Total = 6 and a half symbols.
Answer: A) 6 and a half

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