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notka56 [123]3 years ago

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Answer:

Portion of walking in degrees = 72°

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is incomplete as the diagram is not shown in the question. I have attached the full question below. Consult it to understand the solution better

First calculate the percentage of walking from a total of all activities.

Percentage of walking = 10/50 · 100%

Percentage of walking = 20%

It means the portion of the circle(pie chart) for walking should be equal to 20% of the whole circle.

We know that the whole circle is equals to 360°

Circle = 360°

We need to calculate 20% of 360°, which will represent the portion of walking in degrees.

Portion of walking in degrees = 20/100 · 360°

Portion of walking in degrees = 72°

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