Understanding Missing Data in Tables

The video tutorial guides viewers through solving problems involving missing data in tables. It covers calculating missing chicken sales for Michael in March, determining missing solar panel installations in Wyoming for Q3, finding Gabriella's missing points in the first quarter, and calculating missing solar panel installations in Alabama for Q4. Each problem is solved by using known totals and performing simple arithmetic to find the missing values.

How many chickens did Michael sell in March if he sold 4 in January, 6 in February, and 11 in total?

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What is the total number of chickens sold by Michael in January and February?

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• 11

If Michael sold 10 chickens in January and February, how many more did he need to sell in March to reach a total of 11?

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If the total number of solar panel installations in Wyoming is 107, and the known installations are 32, 27, and 26, what is the missing number?

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If the sum of three numbers is 85 and the total should be 107, what is the missing number?

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What is the difference between the total solar panel installations in Wyoming and the sum of the known installations?

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Gabriella scored a total of 35 points in a game. If she scored 10, 10, and 8 in three quarters, how many did she score in the first quarter?

• 7

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How many points did Gabriella score in the other three quarters if she scored 7 in the first quarter and 35 in total?

• 31

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In Alabama, if the total solar panel installations in the fourth quarter need to reach 101, and the known installations are 33, 26, and 21, what is the missing number?

• 19

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What is the sum of the known solar panel installations in Alabama before calculating the missing number for the fourth quarter?

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