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Pie Chart Practice

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Pie Chart Practice

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Part 1: Reading a Pie Chart

The pie chart shows the favourite after-school activities of a class.

Sport: 40%    Reading: 25%    Music: 20%    Art: 15%

1. Which activity is the most popular?

Sport

Reading

Music

Art

2. What percentage of the class chose Music or Art?
3. A class has 40 students. How many chose Sport?
4. What angle should represent Reading in a pie chart?

Show your calculation. Remember: 100% = 360°.

5. Which angle represents Art?

15°

45°

54°

75°

Part 2: Create and Explain

Use the data below to draw and label a pie chart about how 20 students travel to school.

Walk: 6 students    Bus: 8 students    Car: 4 students    Bicycle: 2 students

6. Calculate the angle for each category.
7. Draw and label your pie chart. Use a ruler and protractor if needed.
8. Which method of travel represents the largest sector?
9. What percentage of students walk or ride a bicycle?

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