The graph shows how many apples, pears, oranges and plums were sold at a greengrocer's over a three-day holiday period (Saturday to Monday); the table below the graph provides the total number of customers each day. The graph shows that Sunday was the busiest day at the greengrocers, as they had the most customers; this is reflected in the sales of the fruit, which all sold in the highest quantities on Sunday. However, although more plums were sold on Sunday than on Saturday, the highest number of plums were sold on Monday, despite the greengrocer's having less customers on Monday than on Sunday.
On Saturday, more apples were sold than any other fruit. 40 apples were sold on Saturday, which is almost the same as the amount of oranges sold on Sunday. Around 1/3 of the total visitors came to the greengrocer's on Monday, and on Monday the sale of pluums accounted for 20% of the total sales of the recorded fruit. In Comparison, on Saturday, plums made up only 10% of the total sales
The graph
shows
how
many
apples, pears, oranges and
plums
were sold
at a greengrocer's over a three-day holiday period
(Saturday
to Monday); the table below the graph provides the
total
number of customers each day. The graph
shows
that
Sunday
was the busiest day at the greengrocers, as they had the most customers; this
is reflected
in the
sales
of the fruit, which all sold in the highest quantities on
Sunday
.
However
, although more
plums
were sold
on
Sunday
than on
Saturday
, the highest number of
plums
were sold
on Monday, despite the greengrocer's having
less
customers on Monday than on Sunday.
On
Saturday
, more apples
were sold
than any other fruit. 40 apples
were sold
on
Saturday
, which is almost the same as the amount of oranges sold on
Sunday
. Around 1/3 of the
total
visitors came to the greengrocer's on Monday, and on Monday the
sale
of
pluums
accounted for 20% of the
total
sales
of the recorded fruit.
In Comparison
, on
Saturday
,
plums
made up
only
10% of the
total
sales