The tally chart shows the number of flowers in a different display.
Antonio says there are exactly twice as many roses as daisies.
Is he correct? Tick a box. Show your working.

First, we need to find the number of roses and daisies from the tally chart. - The tally for Rose is one gate (5) and four single lines (4). So, number of roses = 5 + 4 = 9. - The tally for Daisy is one gate (5). So, number of daisies = 5. Antonio claims there are twice as many roses as daisies. Let's check this: Twice the number of daisies is 2 × 5 = 10. The actual number of roses is 9. Since 9 is not equal to 10, Antonio's statement is incorrect.