Angles for pie charts (Edexcel GCSE Statistics): Quizzes
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Calculate the angle for 20 out of a 100 total.
Calculate the angle for 20 out of a 100 total.
72°
From data 10, 30, 60 (total 100) what's the angle for 30?
From data 10, 30, 60 (total 100) what's the angle for 30?
108°
Values: 45, 15, 40 (total 100). Angle for 40?
Values: 45, 15, 40 (total 100). Angle for 40?
144°
Angles: 120°, 90°, 80°. What angle completes the pie to 360°?
Angles: 120°, 90°, 80°. What angle completes the pie to 360°?
70°
Parts 33, 33, 34 (total 100). Sum after rounding each angle to nearest degree?
Parts 33, 33, 34 (total 100). Sum after rounding each angle to nearest degree?
360°
A sector represents 5 of 20 items. What angle is needed?
A sector represents 5 of 20 items. What angle is needed?
90°
A sector is 72° from total of 200 items. What value does it represent?
A sector is 72° from total of 200 items. What value does it represent?
40
25 out of 200 equals what angle in a pie chart?
25 out of 200 equals what angle in a pie chart?
45°
In the example, 1-bed is 42 of 180. What is its angle?
In the example, 1-bed is 42 of 180. What is its angle?
84°
Survey results: A=50, B=30, C=20. What angle should B's sector be?
Survey results: A=50, B=30, C=20. What angle should B's sector be?
108°