Train Delays and Cancellations October-November 2008
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What was the highest percentage of trains that were late in November?

  • 40%
  • 20%
  • 60%
  • 50% (correct)
  • How did the percentage of cancelled trains change in the last week of October?

  • It increased to 7%.
  • It remained constant at 5%.
  • It decreased back to 1%. (correct)
  • It fluctuated significantly.
  • During which week was the peak percentage of cancelled trains recorded?

  • Second week of November (correct)
  • Last week of October
  • Second week of October
  • First week of October
  • What percentage of trains were running late in the last week of November?

    <p>40%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following statements accurately reflects the trend of late trains in October?

    <p>The percentage started at 20% and dropped to about 5%.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the trend in the percentage of trains that were cancelled in October?

    <p>It peaked and then fluctuated slightly.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Train Delays and Cancellations Overview

    • Line graphs depict the percentages of cancelled or delayed trains from a specific company during October and November 2008.
    • Notable fluctuation in both metrics throughout the observed period.

    Train Delays

    • Highest percentage of train delays occurred in November.
    • Initial delay rate in the first week of October was around 20%.
    • Delay percentage increased slightly in the second week of October before dropping to approximately 5% in the last week of the month.
    • In November, approximately 50% of trains were late during the second week.
    • Delay percentage decreased to 40% in the third week of November.

    Train Cancellations

    • Cancellation rate started at a minimal 1% in the first week of November.
    • Peak cancellation percentage reached 7% in the second week of October.
    • Cancellation rates fell back to 1% after the peak in the second week.
    • Continued fluctuations observed throughout the remaining weeks of October and November, ending with about 4% of trains cancelled in the final week.

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    This quiz examines the two line graphs that depict the fluctuations in train cancellations and delays for a specific company during October and November 2008. Analyze the data to understand the trends in service reliability and the significant changes in performance over the two months.

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