Dig+the+Data

= **When data is organized in a chart it is much easier to decide what the data is actually telling you.** =

== **Suzie Smith was obviously texting and talking on the phone alot more during the summer according to the graphs. During the school months she had a pretty consistant amount of min. and texts. But during the summer they shot up a couple hundred. After viewing the bar graphs i can easily conclude that Suzie texted/called less in the school year and more in the summer. The logical explination for this is that suzie had more time to text and call in the summer than she did during the school year, which is pretty normal for everyone. That is my conclusions on Suzie Smith's cell phone habits during the year.** ==

= **Here are two graphs i made on Google Documents that explain Suzie's cell phone usage throughout the year:** = =** Suzie's minutes: **= = **Suzie's texts:** = = =

= = = **Here is a screenshot of my Lemonade stand profits:** =



== **I only changed my lemonade recipie once, and that was at the beginning. I had my recipie as 6 ice cubes, 6 lemons, and 6 cups of sugar. the people seemed to like it. i didnt change my recipie on hot days-but the ice was a positive for my lemonade. so i didnt have a recipie that didnt work well because i never changed it. if i were to do this again, i think i would raise the price AT LEAST 15 cents. But over all i did a good job taking care of things at the stand. my sales were good overall-except the bad weather days, but that was to be expected. on average, i got 80% of all my costumers (which is pretty good) and so i made an ideal profit of about $77 in 14 days! that was my conclusion on the game Lemonade Stand.** ==