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finlep [7]
4 years ago
5

Can someone please help me!

Mathematics
2 answers:
kirill115 [55]4 years ago
7 0
I will give u the steps
add up all of the values
then when you find the total lets say its 100% then total percent of cars would be 32%
kvasek [131]4 years ago
4 0
Whenever you see a set of percentages, always ask yourself, do they add up to 100%, and should they? In the first example, the numbers in the pie chart are not percentages because they add up to 80, not to 100%.

To convert them to real percentages, we must multiply them by 100%/80. Why? Because in this example, 80 means "everything" so that should map to 100%. To get there you first divide by the maximum (80), then multiply by 100%.

So the blue car slice with 20, maps to 20*100/80 = 25.

The second question is totally different. Here, every equal sized slice represents some score. The probability of each slice is 100/5 = 20%. there are 3 slices with a number greater than 5, so the probability is 3x20=60%, I would say the probability is likely, since it is larger than 50%.

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