Let’s go step by step through each question using the line graph data.
First, let’s list out the hours worked each day from the graph:
- Tuesday: 5 hours
- Wednesday: 9 hours
- Thursday: 6 hours
- Friday: 10 hours
- Saturday: 4 hours
- Sunday: 7 hours
Now solve each problem:
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1) From Friday to Saturday did the number of hours she worked increase or decrease?
Friday = 10 hours
Saturday = 4 hours
→ 10 to 4 is a
decrease
✔ Answer: Decrease
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2) What is the total number of hours she worked?
Add all days:
5 (Tue) + 9 (Wed) + 6 (Thu) + 10 (Fri) + 4 (Sat) + 7 (Sun)
= 5+9=14; 14+6=20; 20+10=30; 30+4=34; 34+7=
41
✔ Answer: 41
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3) Did she work fewer hours on Friday or on Sunday?
Friday = 10
Sunday = 7
→ 7 < 10 → She worked
fewer on Sunday
✔ Answer: Sunday
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4) On Tuesday Sarah wanted to work at least 8 hours. Did she reach her goal?
Tuesday = 5 hours
5 < 8 → No, she did not reach her goal.
✔ Answer: no
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5) How many hours did she work on Friday?
From graph: Friday =
10
✔ Answer: 10
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6) What is the difference in the number of hours she worked on Wednesday and the number she worked on Thursday?
Wednesday = 9
Thursday = 6
Difference = 9 - 6 =
3
✔ Answer: 3
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7) Did she work more hours on Wednesday or on Saturday?
Wednesday = 9
Saturday = 4
9 > 4 → More on
Wednesday
✔ Answer: Wednesday
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8) Which day did she work the least?
Look at all values:
Tue=5, Wed=9, Thu=6, Fri=10, Sat=4, Sun=7
Smallest =
4 → Saturday
✔ Answer: Saturday
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9) How many hours did she work on Friday?
Same as #5 →
10
✔ Answer: 10
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10) Which day did she work the most?
Highest value: Friday =
10
✔ Answer: Friday
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Final Answer:
1. Decrease
2. 41
3. Sunday
4. no
5. 10
6. 3
7. Wednesday
8. Saturday
9. 10
10. Friday
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of interpreting graphs worksheet answer.