Interpreting pie charts (Edexcel GCSE Statistics): Flashcards

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Interpreting pie charts
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What do pie charts display?

Qualitative data as parts of a whole, in categories.

What is the key principle of pie chart angles?

Angles are directly proportional to the values they represent.

Sum of all angles in a pie chart?

Exactly 360° in a complete circle.

Main formula for finding quantity from an angle?

(Angle/360) × Total quantity, for example, people.

How to find the number of people in Bath with a 128° sector?

(128/360) × 135 ≈ 48 people.

Find the angle for 15 people in a survey of 135?

(15/135) × 360 = 40°.

How do you find missing angles in a pie chart?

Subtract known angles from 360° to find the unknown.

What should you do to check your pie chart angles?

Ensure all angles sum to 360°.

Find people from 128° with total 135

48 people (128/360×135 = 48)

Find angle for 15 out of 135

40° (15/135×360 = 40°)

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