Pie charts (AQA GCSE Statistics): Flashcards

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Interpreting pie charts
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What does a 90° angle represent in a pie chart?

It represents 1/4 of the total data in the chart.

How to find the number from a 128° angle in a total of 135?

Number = 128/360 * 135 = 48 people.

What angle corresponds to 15 people in a total of 135?

Angle = 15/135 * 360 = 40°.

How to find Swindon's number if its angle is 32°?

Number = 32/360 * 135 = 12 people.

What is the total angle sum in a pie chart?

All angles must add up to 360°.

How to check if your pie chart calculations are correct?

Ensure all angles sum to 360°.

What is the formula to find the angle from a number?

Angle = (number/total) * 360°.

What does a pie chart represent?

It visually displays qualitative data.

How to measure angles accurately on a pie chart?

Use a protractor, center it on the chart.

What is the relationship between angles and data in pie charts?

Angles are proportional to the quantities they represent.

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