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Comparative pie charts
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What do comparative pie charts represent?

Different sample sizes

What is the main formula for pie charts?

R^2/r^2 = N/n

Which formula calculates sample size based on radii in statistics?

N = R^2 / r^2

What does a 72° angle in a pie chart indicate about the data?

Indicates a percentage of the total data

What is the value of R^2 if the radius is 4.5 cm?

20.25

What is the first step in comparing charts?

Find sample sizes

What is a common mistake with pie charts?

All of the above

How do you calculate actual numbers from angles?

Angle/360 * total sample

What does a larger pie chart indicate?

More people in the group

What should you always check in pie charts?

Sample sizes

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