Activity 2 Juice Store Sales! A store of fruit juice recorded the number of glasses sold in a day. Create a bar graph and answer the following questions. Questions: 1. What juice sold the most? 2. What juice sold the least? 3. How many glasses of apple juice were sold? 4. How many more glasses of grape juice were sold than lemon juice? 5. How many glasses of orange and apple juice together were sold? 6. How many glasses were sold in all?

Sure, let's work through **Activity 2: Juice Store Sales** step by step. Since specific sales data wasn't provided, I'll create a sample dataset to illustrate how you can create a bar graph and answer the subsequent questions. ### Sample Sales Data | **Juice Type** | **Glasses Sold** | |----------------|-------------------| | Apple | 45 | | Grape | 30 | | Lemon | 15 | | Orange | 60 | | Pineapple | 25 | ### Creating a Bar Graph While I can't display an actual bar graph here, I can describe how you might set it up based on the sample data: 1. **Axes**: - **X-axis**: Juice Types (Apple, Grape, Lemon, Orange, Pineapple) - **Y-axis**: Number of Glasses Sold (ranging from 0 to 60, based on the highest sales number) 2. **Bars**: - Each juice type will have a bar rising to its corresponding number of glasses sold. - For example: - **Apple**: Bar up to 45 - **Grape**: Bar up to 30 - **Lemon**: Bar up to 15 - **Orange**: Bar up to 60 - **Pineapple**: Bar up to 25 ### Answering the Questions 1. **What juice sold the most?** - **Answer**: **Orange juice** sold the most with **60 glasses** sold. 2. **What juice sold the least?** - **Answer**: **Lemon juice** sold the least with **15 glasses** sold. 3. **How many glasses of apple juice were sold?** - **Answer**: **45 glasses** of apple juice were sold. 4. **How many more glasses of grape juice were sold than lemon juice?** - **Calculation**: - Grape juice: 30 glasses - Lemon juice: 15 glasses - Difference: 30 - 15 = **15 glasses** - **Answer**: **15 more glasses** of grape juice were sold than lemon juice. 5. **How many glasses of orange and apple juice together were sold?** - **Calculation**: - Orange juice: 60 glasses - Apple juice: 45 glasses - Total: 60 + 45 = **105 glasses** - **Answer**: **105 glasses** of orange and apple juice were sold together. 6. **How many glasses were sold in all?** - **Calculation**: - Apple: 45 - Grape: 30 - Lemon: 15 - Orange: 60 - Pineapple: 25 - Total: 45 + 30 + 15 + 60 + 25 = **175 glasses** - **Answer**: **175 glasses** of juice were sold in all. ### Visual Representation (Text-Based) Here's a simple text-based representation of the bar graph using asterisks (*) to visualize sales: ``` Orange | **************************************************** (60) Apple | ********************************************* (45) Grape | ****************************** (30) Pineapple | ************************* (25) Lemon | *************** (15) ``` *Each asterisk (*) represents 1 glass sold.* ### Tips for Creating Your Own Bar Graph 1. **Collect Data**: Ensure you have accurate sales figures for each juice type. 2. **Choose a Scale**: Determine an appropriate scale for the Y-axis based on the highest sales number. 3. **Draw Axes**: Label the X-axis with juice types and the Y-axis with the number of glasses sold. 4. **Plot Bars**: Draw bars for each juice type up to their corresponding sales numbers. 5. **Add Labels**: Clearly label each bar with the juice type and sales number for clarity. You can create a bar graph using tools like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or online graphing tools for a more precise and visually appealing chart.