Question : The pie chart given below shows the number of tyres for 6 companies. The number of tyres of a particular company is shown as a percentage of the total number of tyres of these 6 companies. What is the sum of central angles formed by the sectors representing tyres of companies F and A?
Option 1: 84°
Option 2: 108°
Option 3: 144°
Option 4: 112°
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Correct Answer: 144°
Solution : Given: A% = 28% and F% = 12%. We know that in a pie chart 360° = 100% ⇒ 1° = 3.6% The sum of central angles formed by the sectors representing tyres of companies F and A = 12% + 28% = 40%. ⇒ 40% = 40 × 3.6° = 144° Hence, the correct answer is 144°.
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Question : Study the given pie chart and answer the question that follows. The pie chart shows the expenditure by a family on different heads.
The angle formed by the sector representing education at the centre of the circle is:
Option 1: 45°
Option 2: 54°
Option 3: 67°
Option 4: 60°
Question : The following pie chart shows the number of workers of different categories A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H in a factory in 1995. What is the central angle (angular value) for category B of the pie chart?
Option 1: 55°
Option 3: 57°
Option 4: 56°
Question : The following pie chart shows the annual expenditure on different items. What is the minimum angle in the given pie chart?
Option 1: 36°
Option 2: 45°
Option 3: 32°
Option 4: 30°
Question : If the angles of a triangle are (x – 6)°, (x + 26)°, and 8x°, then what is the value of 2x?
Option 1: 12°
Option 2: 16°
Option 3: 48°
Option 4: 32°
Question : The percentage distribution of employees in different categories in a company is shown by the following pie chart. What is the central angle corresponding to the employees of Group-B?
Option 1: 130°
Option 2: 120°
Option 3: 126°
Option 4: 136°
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