if 40 percent of a circle is taken what would be the angle you would draw to represent 40 percent of the circle

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If you mean 40% of the circle with the rotation at the center of the circle, then you do this:
Measure of circle: 360°
Amount of circle's measure: 40%
360 * 40% = 144°

Thus, to take up 40% of the circle you need to have an angle measure of 144°.

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