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Pie Chart Analysis
Sector-based percentage and ratio interpretation.
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A pie chart shows the distribution of monthly expenses of a family. If the sector for 'Food' has a central angle of 90 degrees, what percentage of the total expenses is spent on Food?
Q2 · Pie Chart Analysis · EASY
A pie chart represents the sales of different products by a company. The total sales amount to Rs. 72,000. If the sector for Product A has a central angle of 60 degrees, what is the sales value of Product A?
Q3 · Pie Chart Analysis · MEDIUM
In a pie chart showing the distribution of students across five departments in a college, Department P has a central angle of 72 degrees and Department Q has a central angle of 54 degrees. If the total number of students is 500, what is the difference in the number of students between Department P and Department Q?
Q4 · Pie Chart Analysis · MEDIUM
A pie chart displays the budget allocation of a government across different sectors. The sectors Education, Health, and Defense have central angles in the ratio 3:2:4. If the budget for Health is Rs. 80 crores, what is the total budget?