Data Interpretation - Line Charts

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What is Line Graph or Line Chart ?

A Line Graph is a way of plotting data points on a line. It is generally used to show trends in data.
It helps managers to take faster decisions.
One can represent a large amount of data using a simple Line Chart.

What are Line Chart Examples ?

In this section you will find sufficient number of Line Chart Examples to make concepts clear.

Instructions:
Directions. The graph given below represents the variations in earnings in rupees over a week. Study the graph and answer questions given below

The difference in earnings was large between

1. The difference in earnings was large between

Option : A
Explanation :

Instructions:
Directions. The graph given below represents the variations in earnings in rupees over a week. Study the graph and answer questions given below

The difference in earnings was large between

2. Highest earnings were on

Option : C
Explanation :

Instructions:
Directions. The graph given below represents the variations in earnings in rupees over a week. Study the graph and answer questions given below

3. The average earnings per day during the week was

Option : B
Explanation :

Instructions:
Directions. The graph given below represents the variations in earnings in rupees over a week. Study the graph and answer questions given below

4. The money transactions between Sunday-Monday and Tuesday-Wednesday were

Option : A
Explanation :

Instructions:
Directions. The graph given below represents the variations in earnings in rupees over a week. Study the graph and answer questions given below

5. The earnings were least on

Option : B
Explanation :