Question

In Jane's picture graph, the

symbol represents two
students. One row in the picture graph
has 8 symbols. How many students
does that represent?

Answer 1

16 students

Step-by-step explanation:

if there are 2 students per one symbol di you do 2*8=16

Answer 2

To determine the number of students represented by 8 symbols in Jane's picture graph, where each symbol equals two students, we multiply 8 (symbols) by 2, resulting in 16 students.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Jane's picture graph, if one symbol represents two students, and one row in the picture graph has 8 symbols, we can find out how many students that represent by performing a simple multiplication.

Since each symbol equals two students, we multiply the number of symbols by 2:

Number of students = Number of symbols × Value of each symbol

Number of students = 8 × 2

Number of students = 16

Thus, one row with 8 symbols represents 16 students.