Question

the manager of a cafeteria kept track of the number of each type of lunch sold in october and made this table. which graph correctly and completely represents the data in the table?
lunches sold in october
lunch
number sold
deli sandwich
300
hamburger
500
pasta plate
400
pizza
680
soup combo
100
(and there are some graphs and options related to the data above, omitted here as per ocr text processing requirements)

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the table data

The table shows the number of each lunch type sold: Deli Sandwich (300), Hamburger (500), Pasta Plate (400), Pizza (650), Soup Combo (100).

Step2: Check each graph

• First graph: Axes and categories don't match (shows ranges, not lunch types). Eliminate.
• Second graph: Check bar lengths. Deli Sandwich (~300), Hamburger (~500), Pasta Plate (~400), Pizza (~650), Soup Combo (~100). Matches the table.
• Third graph: Lunch types and counts are misaligned (e.g., Hamburger and Deli Sandwich swapped, counts wrong). Eliminate.
• Fourth graph: Uses symbols, not bars for counts, and doesn't match the number sold. Eliminate.

Answer:

The second graph (the one with "Number Sold" y - axis, lunch types Deli Sandwich, Hamburger, Pasta Plate, Pizza, Soup Combo and correct bar lengths)