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The Bar graph given below presents the number of shoes manufactured by a company on the different days of a week. The number of shoes manufactured on D5 is how much more than the average number of shoes manufactured per day?

The Bar graph given below presents the number of shoes manufactured by a company on the different days of a week. The number of shoes manufactured on D5 is how much more than the average number of shoes manufactured per day? Correct Answer 76

Average number of shoes manufactured per day = (720 + 628 + 740 + 942 + 966 + 1034 + 1200)/7

⇒ 890

So, the difference between average number of shoes manufactured per day and the number of shoes manufactured on D5 is 966 – 890

∴ The required difference is 76

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