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    The document contains examples and solutions to 10 questions about calculating angles for pie charts. Various data sets are provided relating to expenditures, animal populations, transportation methods, daily activities, religious demographics, exam scores, fruit production, and brand popularity. For each question, the formula for calculating the central angle is provided as Value of Component / Sum * 360. The central angles are calculated and pie charts are displayed. The second part of the document contains 4 multiple choice questions testing the ability to calculate central angles using the given formula.

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    The document contains examples and solutions to 10 questions about calculating angles for pie charts. Various data sets are provided relating to expenditures, animal populations, transportation methods, daily activities, religious demographics, exam scores, fruit production, and brand popularity. For each question, the formula for calculating the central angle is provided as Value of Component / Sum * 360. The central angles are calculated and pie charts are displayed. The second part of the document contains 4 multiple choice questions testing the ability to calculate central angles using the given formula.

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    The document contains examples and solutions to 10 questions about calculating angles for pie charts. Various data sets are provided relating to expenditures, animal populations, transportation methods, daily activities, religious demographics, exam scores, fruit production, and brand popularity. For each question, the formula for calculating the central angle is provided as Value of Component / Sum * 360. The central angles are calculated and pie charts are displayed. The second part of the document contains 4 multiple choice questions testing the ability to calculate central angles using the given formula.

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    Chapter 24: Pie Charts

    Page No: 274


    Exercise 24A

    Question 1:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Item Rent Food Clothing Education Savings
    Expenditure (in Rs.) 8000 10800 5600 3600 800
    Central Angle 100° 135° 70° 45° 10°
    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 2:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Beast animals Other land animals Birds Water animals Reptiles
    150 400 175 125 50
    60° 160° 70° 50° 20°
    The pie chart is as displayed below:
    Question 3:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    School bus Private bus Bicycle Rickshaw On foot
    350 245 210 175 280
    100° 70° 60° 50° 80°

    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 4:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Activity School Homework Play Sleep Others
    Number of hours 7 4 2 8 3
    Central Angle 105° 60° 30° 120° 45°
    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 5:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Religion Hindu Muslim Sikh Christian
    Number of workers 450 270 255 105
    Central Angle 150° 90° 85° 35°

    The pie chart is as displayed below:


    Question 6:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Subject English Hindi Mathematics Science Social science
    Marks obtained 105 75 150 120 90
    Central angle 70° 50° 100° 80° 60°

    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 7:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Type of fruit Mangoes Apples Oranges Coconuts Pomegranates
    Number 26 30 21 5 8
    Central Angle 104 120 84 20 32

    The pie chart is as displayed below:


    Question 8:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Foodgrain Rice Wheat Coarse cereals Pulses
    Production (in millions of tonnes) 57 76 38 19
    Central Angle 108° 144° 72° 36°

    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 9:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    First division Second division Third division Failed
    25% 45% 20% 10%
    25 45 20 10
     360  90  360  162  360  72  360  36
    100 100 100 100
    The pie chart is as displayed below:

    Question 10:
    Solution:
    Value of the component
    The angles are calculated by using the formula:  360
    Sum
    Brand A B C D
    Percentage of 20% 40% 25% 15%
    buyers
    Central Angle 20 40 25 15
     360  72  360  144  360  90  360  54
    100 100 100 100
    The pie chart is as displayed below:
    Page No: 276
    Exercise 24B
    OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
    Tick (√) the correct answer in each of the following:

    Question 1:
    Solution: (b)
    2500
    (  360)  37.5
    24000

    Question 2:
    Solution: (c)
    35
    (  360)  126
    100

    Question 3:
    Solution: (a)
    x
    (  360)  48  x  220
    1650

    Question 4:
    Solution: (c)
    x
    (  360)  81  x  22.5%
    100

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