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In the graph, each square represents a particular country. The position of the center of each square indicates the country’s population in millions and the value of the country’s currency in U.S. dollars. The sizes of the squares represent the relative areas of the countries.
Select from each of the drop-down menus the option that makes the statement most accurate based on the information provided.
The region with the greatest range in currency values is
If the United States is represented in the graph, it belongs to
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Dropdown 1: Region A
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24 Sep 2024, 13:43
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(Please help with the question, I dont understand, even with the official explanation how Question 1 isn't D, it seems like its range should be 2)
Official answer:
Begin working on these graphics interpretation question by reviewing the axes of the graph, paying attention to any units, and then decide whether to read any text blurbs associated with the graph. This graph has no title. The x-axis is labeled Population (millions), from 0 to 350. The y-axis is labeled Currency, from 0 to 2.8. Within the graph, four regions labeled A–D designate groups of squares of different colors. There is not enough information in the graph to understand what the squares or currency values represent, so read the text blurb below the chart. The blurb explains that the squares in the graph represent countries, that the sizes of the squares represent the countries’ relative areas, and that the center of each square indicates the country’s population in millions and the value of the country’s currency in United States dollars.
Before working on the first question, open the drop-down box and review the answer choices. Write down a letter for each answer choice on the scratch paper. The answers represent the region with the greatest range in currency values.
Additionally, this question involves calculations, so determine whether the calculator is needed to solve the problem. Since a range is defined as the difference between the greatest and least values, and the currency values on the y-axis are small numbers, the calculator is not needed.
Now, find the range of the currency values for each region. For Region A, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 2.8 and 1.2, respectively, so subtract 2.8 – 1.2 to find that the range is about 1.6. For Region B, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 1.9 and 1.3, respectively, so subtract 1.9 – 1.3 to find that the range is about 0.6. This is less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice B. For Region C, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 0.4 and 0.1, respectively, so the range is about 0.4 – 0.1 = 0.3. This is also less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice C. For Region D, the centers of the squares with the greatest (top right, small yellow square) and least (bottom left, large yellow square) currency values are at about 1.9 and 0.8, respectively, so the range is about 1.9 – 0.8 = 1.1. This is still less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice D and select choice A.
The correct answer is choice A.
Now work with the second question. Before working on the second question, open the drop-down box and review the answer choices. Write down a letter for each answer choice on the scratch paper. The answers represent the region containing the United States, if the United States is represented in the graph.
According to the blurb below the chart, the value of each country’s currency in United States dollars can be read by drawing a line from the center of each square to the y-axis. Therefore, since 1 United States dollar is equal to 1 United States dollar, if the United States is represented in the graph, the center of the square representing that country will align with the number 1 on the y-axis. Trace a horizontal line across the graph from 1. This line crosses the center of only one square, the large yellow square on the far right of the graph. This square is in Region D, so select choice D.
The correct answer is choice A and choice D.
Official answer:
Begin working on these graphics interpretation question by reviewing the axes of the graph, paying attention to any units, and then decide whether to read any text blurbs associated with the graph. This graph has no title. The x-axis is labeled Population (millions), from 0 to 350. The y-axis is labeled Currency, from 0 to 2.8. Within the graph, four regions labeled A–D designate groups of squares of different colors. There is not enough information in the graph to understand what the squares or currency values represent, so read the text blurb below the chart. The blurb explains that the squares in the graph represent countries, that the sizes of the squares represent the countries’ relative areas, and that the center of each square indicates the country’s population in millions and the value of the country’s currency in United States dollars.
Before working on the first question, open the drop-down box and review the answer choices. Write down a letter for each answer choice on the scratch paper. The answers represent the region with the greatest range in currency values.
Additionally, this question involves calculations, so determine whether the calculator is needed to solve the problem. Since a range is defined as the difference between the greatest and least values, and the currency values on the y-axis are small numbers, the calculator is not needed.
Now, find the range of the currency values for each region. For Region A, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 2.8 and 1.2, respectively, so subtract 2.8 – 1.2 to find that the range is about 1.6. For Region B, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 1.9 and 1.3, respectively, so subtract 1.9 – 1.3 to find that the range is about 0.6. This is less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice B. For Region C, the centers of the squares with the greatest and least currency values are at about 0.4 and 0.1, respectively, so the range is about 0.4 – 0.1 = 0.3. This is also less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice C. For Region D, the centers of the squares with the greatest (top right, small yellow square) and least (bottom left, large yellow square) currency values are at about 1.9 and 0.8, respectively, so the range is about 1.9 – 0.8 = 1.1. This is still less than the range for Region A, so eliminate choice D and select choice A.
The correct answer is choice A.
Now work with the second question. Before working on the second question, open the drop-down box and review the answer choices. Write down a letter for each answer choice on the scratch paper. The answers represent the region containing the United States, if the United States is represented in the graph.
According to the blurb below the chart, the value of each country’s currency in United States dollars can be read by drawing a line from the center of each square to the y-axis. Therefore, since 1 United States dollar is equal to 1 United States dollar, if the United States is represented in the graph, the center of the square representing that country will align with the number 1 on the y-axis. Trace a horizontal line across the graph from 1. This line crosses the center of only one square, the large yellow square on the far right of the graph. This square is in Region D, so select choice D.
The correct answer is choice A and choice D.
25 Sep 2024, 19:48
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Hi. I look at it and it was confusing the way the question was written. The explanation is monstrous. Welcome to Princeton Review I guess 
Here is how I solved it - the key is to figure out what to look for/what data to focus on.
1. Region with the greatest currency rang is A because the currencies range from 1.2 to 2.8. Just visually, it is the greatest spread up/down. I had to look on the left Y axis to get this data.
2. US - I just picked D because it was the biggest but I guess with the US population being 300M (which you may not have known). I did not think about the $1 = $1 idea/trick.
This took under 30 seconds to solve but I was doing it very relaxed and casually... which I would not do on the test. 😬
Here is how I solved it - the key is to figure out what to look for/what data to focus on.
1. Region with the greatest currency rang is A because the currencies range from 1.2 to 2.8. Just visually, it is the greatest spread up/down. I had to look on the left Y axis to get this data.
2. US - I just picked D because it was the biggest
but I guess with the US population being 300M (which you may not have known). I did not think about the $1 = $1 idea/trick. This took under 30 seconds to solve but I was doing it very relaxed and casually... which I would not do on the test. 😬
