Question

you see a dot plot that represents the number of pizzas sold at a local restaurant each day one week. one row of dots on the plot is much taller than the others. complete the explanation of what that means in the context of the data and of percents. then complete the explanation that describes how that same category would be noticeable on a circle graph of the same data.

the row of dots that is much taller than the other represents the day of the week (select) . on a circle graph, the area would be noticeable because it would be the (select) .

Explanation:

1. In a dot plot, each dot represents a pizza sold, so a taller row means far more pizzas were sold on that specific day than other days of the week.
2. In a circle graph (pie chart), the size of each slice corresponds to the percentage of total pizzas sold on that day. A day with far more sales will make up a much larger percentage of the total, so its slice will be noticeably bigger than the others.

Answer:

The row of dots that is much taller than the other represents the day of the week when the most pizzas were sold. On a circle graph, the area would be noticeable because it would be the largest slice (or section) of the graph.