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The pie charts give information about the ages, in years, of people living in two towns, Adley and Bridford. Diagrams accurately drawn. The ratio of the number of ... show full transcript

Worked Solution & Example Answer:The pie charts give information about the ages, in years, of people living in two towns, Adley and Bridford - Edexcel - GCSE Maths - Question 11 - 2017 - Paper 2

Step 1

Find the angle for 0 – 19 years in Adley

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From the pie chart for Adley, the angle representing people aged 0 – 19 is determined. Suppose it is 72 degrees.

Step 2

Calculate the proportion of people aged 0 – 19 in Adley

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To find the proportion of people aged 0 - 19:

extProportion=72360=0.2 ext{Proportion} = \frac{72}{360} = 0.2

Step 3

Calculate the number of people aged 0 – 19 in Adley

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Calculating the number of people aged 0 – 19:

extNumber=250×0.2=50 ext{Number} = 250 \times 0.2 = 50

Step 4

Calculating the total population in both towns

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Assuming Bridford's total population can be represented by a value, and if it is 250 too, then total people living are:

250+250=500250 + 250 = 500

Step 5

Find the proportion of people aged 0 – 19 in both towns

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Now, to find the total proportion:

Total Proportion=50500=0.1\text{Total Proportion} = \frac{50}{500} = 0.1

Step 6

Final answer for proportion aged 0 – 19 in Adley

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Convert 0.1 to a percentage for the final result and round to 3 significant figures:

0.1=10%0.1 = 10\%

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