Since there are 15 irises and 3 tulips, the bar for irises should be 5 times higher than the bar for tulips. Therefore, the bar for irises will be 2 grid lines higher than the bar for tulips on the chosen graph.
Therefore, the correct answer is: 2 grid lines higher
Jerry is making a bar graph to compare how many of each type of flower he has in his garden. He has 3 tulips, 18 daffodils, 15 irises, and 21 crocuses.
Part A
Which graph shows the correct bar for the number of daffodils?
(1 point)
Responses
A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 15 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
Image with alt text: A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 15 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 12 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
Image with alt text: A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 12 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 18 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
Image with alt text: A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, 18 daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, nine daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
Image with alt text: A bar graph titled "flowers in the garden" shows three tulips, nine daffodils, zero irises, and 21 crocuses.
Question 2
Part B
Look at the bar graph you chose in Part A. How many grid lines higher will the bar be for irises than for tulips?
(1 point)
Responses
1 grid line higher
1 grid line higher
2 grid lines higher
2 grid lines higher
6 grid lines higher
6 grid lines higher
12 grid lines higher
12 grid lines higher
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