How to Compare Graphs

The video tutorial addresses a standardized math test question involving a comparison of tutoring charges between two teachers, Miss Smith and Mr. Lynn. It explains how to interpret graphs to determine the charges for six hours of tutoring and calculates the difference in charges, showing that Miss Smith charges $60 more than Mr. Lynn for the same duration.

Who are the two mathematics teachers mentioned in the problem?

• Miss Smith and Mr. Lynn

• Miss Johnson and Mr. Brown

• Miss Smith and Mr. Brown

• Miss Johnson and Mr. Lynn

What is the main purpose of the graphs shown in the problem?

• To compare the number of students each teacher has

• To illustrate the locations of the tutoring sessions

• To show the amount of money charged for different hours of tutoring

• To display the subjects taught by each teacher

How much does Miss Smith charge for six hours of tutoring?

• $200

• $240

• $180

• $300

What is the charge for six hours of tutoring by Mr. Lynn?

• $240

• $180

• $150

• $210

How much more does Miss Smith charge than Mr. Lynn for six hours of tutoring?

• $60

• $50

• $40

• $70