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Dropdown 2: Sunday
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The graph above shows the number of Burgers and Pizzas sold over a one-week period by an outlet that sells only these two items.
Select the most accurate option from each drop-down menu to complete the statements based on the information provided.
During the week shown in the graph, had the highest percentage of burgers sold out of the total units sold on that day.
If the outlet sells only one type of burger and one type of pizza, and a pizza costs three times as much as a burger, then the outlet generated the highest sales revenue on .
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Dropdown 1: Saturday
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20 Nov 2024, 10:45
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The highest percentage of burgers sold corresponds to the day with the largest ratio of burgers (blue bar) to pizzas (orange bar). Examining the graph, we can see that this ratio is largest on Saturday.
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The highest sales revenue would occur on the day for which (height of the blue bar) + 3 * (height of the orange bar) is the largest. Examining the graph, we can see that this value is highest on Sunday.
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Dropdown 1: "Saturday "
Dropdown 2: "Sunday"
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1. Part 1. The largest percentage of burgers sold for a given day can be found by comparing the ratios of the burgers and pizza bars.
2. Only Saturday has a ratio more than 2:1. This can be shown by multiplying the pizza bar by two. Then, the pizza bar will be larger than burgers for all days except Saturday.
3. So, Saturday had the highest percentage of burgers sold out of the total units sold.
4. Part 2. Let's try to replicate a graph for all revenue generated on each day.
5. Instead of multiplying the pizza bar by 3, we can divide the burger bar by 3 as it'll have the same effect.
6. In addition, let's stack the two columns together. Then, the taller the bar is, the more revenue was generated.
7. As we can see, Sunday generated the most revenue.
8. Our answer will be: Saturday and Sunday.
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Note: I would add for the sentence with the first blank that the percentage is for total units sold that day.
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2. Only Saturday has a ratio more than 2:1. This can be shown by multiplying the pizza bar by two. Then, the pizza bar will be larger than burgers for all days except Saturday.
3. So, Saturday had the highest percentage of burgers sold out of the total units sold.
4. Part 2. Let's try to replicate a graph for all revenue generated on each day.
5. Instead of multiplying the pizza bar by 3, we can divide the burger bar by 3 as it'll have the same effect.
6. In addition, let's stack the two columns together. Then, the taller the bar is, the more revenue was generated.
7. As we can see, Sunday generated the most revenue.
8. Our answer will be: Saturday and Sunday.
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Note: I would add for the sentence with the first blank that the percentage is for total units sold that day.
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