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              CirCle graPhs

              Circle graph  or pie  chart  is  another  way  to represent  data
              graphically. Circle graphs show different parts of an information                Football    Cricket
              putting together in the form of a whole.

              In  a  circle graph  (pie  chart),  a  circle is  divided  into sectors      Badminton
              (slices). Each sector represents a different part of the data as a                          Basket ball
              fraction or percentage of the complete circle. The size of each                    Hockey
              sector shows, what part of the whole it is.

              Look at the given pie chart or pie graph. It shows the favourite
              sports of various students.
                  Š The biggest portion of the circle shows that most of the students like cricket.

                  Š Football is in the second place as the favourite sports of students.
                  Š Hocky  is  liked by a lesser  number  of students  and  badminton is  liked by the  least
                  number of students.

              example 1:  The circle graph  shows how Lina  spends  her
              monthly  pocket money. If Lina  gets  `300 every month,  what
              fraction of her money does she spend on snacks, on travel and                               Travel
                                                                                                           `50
              on stationery?                                                                                  Stationery
              Solution:     Fraction of amount spent on snacks                                 Snacks            `25

                                  Amount of money spent on snacks             150    1         `150
                               =                                           =       =                       Saving
                                           Total pocket money                 300    2                       `75

                                          1
                            She spends  of her pocket money on snacks.
                                          2
                            Fraction of amount spent on travel

                               =   Amount of money spent on travel         =   50   =  1
                                           Total pocket money                 300     6
                                          1
                            She spends  of her pocket money on travel.
                                          6
                            Fraction of amount spent on stationery
                                  Amount of money spent on stationery             25      1
                               =                                               =       =
                                            Total pocket money                    300     12
                                           1
                            She spends         of her pocket money on stationery.
                                           12
              example 2:  The following table shows the favourite activities of class V students.

                               After school activity    Watching TV Outdoor games Video games              Reading
                               Number of students            24               36               24             12

              Solution:     Step 1:  Find the fraction for each holiday activity of students.


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