Sort tables and judge complete sets of claims: retrieval

Sort tables and judge complete sets of claims: retrieval: a separate sample with explanations after your response.

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1. What you will learn

Sort tables and judge complete sets of claims: retrieval: attempt the table analysis sample without worked examples. Use the target of each question to decide which information matters, and record your initial response before reading its explanation.

2. Practice

Answer every part using the supplied sources. All parts must be correct.

Subscriptions

Subscriptions, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

Site	Jobs	Revenue	Hours
North	29	58	4
East	39	39	2
West	49	147	5
South	68	136	3

Subscriptions, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

South produces more jobs per hour than North.

East produces more jobs per hour than West.

A rank by total revenue must match a rank by revenue per job.

3. Practice

Answer every part using the supplied sources. All parts must be correct.

Appointments

Appointments, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

Site	Jobs	Revenue	Hours
North	30	60	4
East	40	40	2
West	50	150	5
South	70	140	3

Appointments, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

Doubling every revenue while holding jobs fixed doubles every revenue-per-job value.

Doubling every job count and revenue leaves all revenue-per-job values unchanged.

Adding one revenue unit to each site raises every unit rate by the same amount.

4. Practice

Answer every part using the supplied sources. All parts must be correct.

Warehouse picks

Warehouse picks, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

Site	Jobs	Revenue	Hours
North	31	62	4
East	41	41	2
West	51	153	5
South	72	144	3

Warehouse picks, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

At least three sites earn at least two revenue units per job.

Exactly one site earns strictly more than two revenue units per job.

No site has a revenue-per-job value of one.

5. Practice

Answer every part using the supplied sources. All parts must be correct.

Reservations

Reservations, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

Site	Jobs	Revenue	Hours
North	32	64	4
East	42	42	2
West	52	156	5
South	74	148	3

Reservations, audit 2. Counts refer to completed jobs in one week. Revenue is in hundreds of credits; hours are paid staff hours. No other jobs occurred.

The table identifies which site had the greatest profit.

The four sites report fourteen paid hours in total.

South's job count equals the sum of North's and East's.

6. What you can do now

Review the table analysis decisions in this data insights sample. Identify the particular restriction or evidence that changed your answer, and return to the corresponding worked lesson before trying a new case.