Statistics II (Pie-Chart)

The given pie-chart shows the income of a family from three different sources. Answer the following questions.
(Pie Chart Data: Farming = 180°, Business = 120°, Services = 60°)

a) How many degrees represent the total income of the family?

b) From which source does the family have maximum income?

c) From which source does the family have minimum income?

d) If the annual income of the family is Rs 4,50,000, how much is the income from farming?

The table given below shows the number of students of a school from class 4 to 8. Represent the data in a pie chart.

The monthly budget of a family is given below.

Food – Rs 2100

Clothing – Rs 3300

Miscellaneous – Rs 2250

Saving – Rs 3150

Represent the above data in a pie chart.

Mr. Limbu’s spends Rs 10,800 in a month. His monthly expenditure on different headings are given below:

• Food – Rs 2,400

• Education – Rs 3,600

• Rent – Rs 4,200

• Miscellaneous – Rs 600

Show the above data in a pie chart.

Represent the following data in a pie chart. Monthly expenditure of a family.

World consumption of energy is given below:

• Natural gas – 20 %

• Nuclear – 5 %

• Coal – 25 %

• Hydroelectric – 10 %

• Oil – 40 %

Represent the above data in a pie chart.