Question 1

We will observe trees around us and fill in the given table. Then we will answer questions based on our observations.

Step 1 — Observe and Record Trees

Let us walk from home to school. We will look for different types of trees. We will count how many of each type we see. Then we will fill in the table. Here is an example of how your table might look:

| Tree | No. of Trees | | :-------- | :----------- | | Peepal | 5 | | Neem | 3 | | Mango | 7 | | Banyan | 2 | | Gulmohar | 3 |

$\boxed{\text{Data collected from observation}}$

Step 2 — Find the Most Common Tree

We will look at the 'No. of Trees' column. We need to find the biggest number there. In our example, the numbers are 5, 3, 7, 2, 3. The biggest number is 7. The tree next to 7 is Mango.

$\boxed{\text{Mango was found in the greatest number (in our example)}}$

Step 3 — Find the Least Common Tree

We will look at the 'No. of Trees' column again. We need to find the smallest number there. In our example, the numbers are 5, 3, 7, 2, 3. The smallest number is 2. The tree next to 2 is Banyan.

$\boxed{\text{Banyan was found in the smallest number (in our example)}}$

Step 4 — Check for Same Numbers

We will look for numbers that appear more than once. In our example, the numbers are 5, 3, 7, 2, 3. The number 3 appears two times. Neem has 3 trees. Gulmohar also has 3 trees.

$\boxed{\text{Neem and Gulmohar were found in the same numbers (in our example)}}$

Answer

(a) This answer depends on your observations. Find the tree with the highest count in your table. (b) This answer depends on your observations. Find the tree with the lowest count in your table. (c) This answer depends on your observations. Check if any two trees have the same count in your table.