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Pie charts

Pie charts

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Mathematics

5th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
5.NBT.B.6, 4.MD.C.5B, 2.MD.D.9

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Created by

Emma Williams

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13 Slides • 15 Questions

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Pie charts

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Learning objectives

  • To understand pie charts

  • How to calculate the degrees of each segment

  • How to write it as a fraction

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Before we get into the math

lets look at some basic pie charts and retrieve information

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Multiple Choice

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Which animal is the most popular?

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dog

2

parrot

3

hamster

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Multiple Choice

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Which animal has

 14\frac{1}{4}  of the pie chart. 

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hamster

2

dog

3

cat

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Lets step up!

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Multiple Choice

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The pie chart represents 40 children. How many children chose summer?

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10

2

20

3

5

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Multiple Choice

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How many children chose spring?

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10

2

40

3

20

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Multiple Choice

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How many children chose spring?

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10

2

40

3

20

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How do we calculate the proportion of the pie that each bit of data should take?

  • We use degrees and draw angles to illustrate the part of the pie each piece of data should have.

  • We already know that a full turn around a point is 360 °\degree  

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Here is a table

It shows us how 60 people voted in a favourite takeaway poll.

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How do we put this into an accurate pie chart?


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What do we know?

  • We know that a full turn is  360°360\degree  

  • We know that 60 people answered the survey

  • Can we use this information to calculate how many degrees one person would equal on a pie chart?

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Think about it..

  • Each person is equal

  •  36060=6\frac{360}{60}=6  

    We can share the amount of degrees equally between the 60 people.

  • Each person is represented by  6°6\degree  on the pie chart!

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Now we can work out how many degrees are in each group.

We do this by multiplying the number of people who are in the group by the number of degrees each person is worth.

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Multiple Choice

Quick fire division
 360÷90=360\div90=   

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3

2

4

3

5

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Multiple Choice

How many degrees in a full turn?

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180°180\degree

2

270°270\degree

3

360 °\degree

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Multiple Choice

 360÷40=360\div40=  

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8

2

9

3

10

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The best thing to master pie charts is:

  • Practice

  • Practice

  • and practice!

  • Lets have a go!

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Multiple Choice

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How many degrees is the spring angle?

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90°90\degree

2

45°45\degree

3

60 °\degree

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Multiple Choice

90 students answer a survey, How many degrees does each student represent?

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3°3\degree

2

4 °\degree

3

6 °\degree

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Multiple Choice

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A PIE Chart is created using

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Cherries

2

Apples

3

Data

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Cars

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Multiple Choice

A darts player hits his target 40% of the time. Which pie chart represents his hits and misses?

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2
3
4

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Multiple Choice

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How many birds are represented by the green sector?

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5

2

20

3

9

4

13

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Multiple Choice

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Which Continent is home to 36% of the wild cats?

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Asia

2

Africa

3

North America

4

South America

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Multiple Choice

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Students were surveyed about their favorite sports to play in phys.ed. The results are represented in this circle graph. If 48 students were surveyed, how many chose soccer?
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10
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12
3
15
4
14

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Phew! Done!

Don't forget! Hegarty, Q & A, RYG!

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