Worksheet #7: Bar Graphs – Analyze Seema's monthly savings from January to May.

Let’s solve each question step by step using the bar graph data.

First, let’s read the values from the bar graph for Seema’s monthly savings:

- January: $25
- February: $40
- March: $15
- April: $30
- May: $25

(We estimate based on the y-axis — each line is $5, so we count up from 0.)

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Question 1: Seema saved the highest amount in which month?

Look at all the bars:
- Jan: 25
- Feb: 40 ← highest
- Mar: 15
- Apr: 30
- May: 25

✔ Highest is February with $40.

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Question 2: During which two months, Seema saved almost same amount?

Compare the values:
- Jan: 25
- May: 25 → same as January!
- Others are different.

So, January and May both have $25.

✔ Answer: January and May

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Question 3: What was her total savings from January till May?

Add them up:

25 (Jan) + 40 (Feb) + 15 (Mar) + 30 (Apr) + 25 (May)

Step-by-step:

25 + 40 = 65
65 + 15 = 80
80 + 30 = 110
110 + 25 = 135

✔ Total = $135

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Question 4: How much did Seema save in April?

From the graph: April bar reaches $30.

✔ Answer: $30

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Question 5: How much more did she save in April than in March?

April: $30
March: $15

Subtract: 30 - 15 = 15

✔ She saved $15 more in April than in March.

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Final Answer:
1) February
2) January and May
3) $135
4) $30
5) $15