London tube

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London tube

Download the csv file at bit.ly/tube_ee_2017.

It shows the number of people entering and leaving tube stations in London in 2017.

Answer the questions below.

1. How many stations are there?

267

268

269

270

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2. Annually, what are the three busiest stations?

King's Cross, Waterloo, Oxford Circus

Victoria, King's Cross, Waterloo

Liverpool St, London Bridge, King's Cross

King's Cross, Paddington, Waterloo

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3. Annually, what is the quietest station in the City of Westminster?

Maida Vale

Royal Oak

Temple

Queensway

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4. How many stations are in Tower Hamlets?

six

seven

eight

nine

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5. How many entries and exits, roughly, were there at all London tube stations in 2017?

Three thousand

Three million

Three billion

Three trillion

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6. On average, how many people entered a London tube station on a 2017 weekday?

16,500

17,500

18,500

19,500

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7. The 'median' average is the value in the middle. To find it for the number of people who entered a tube station on a weekday you can use a =MEDIAN() function just like the =AVERAGE(). Or you can sort the weekday entry column and find the value (or values) in the middle. What, roughly, is the median average for the number of weekday entries in 2017?

19,500

9,500

5,500

20,500

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