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A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled football, 15, 21 percent; basketball, 28, 40 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
Use the table to answer the question.
Favorite Sport
Subject Football Basketball Tennis Soccer Baseball Total Number of Students
Number of Students 15 28 6 9 12
Use the table to create a circle graph. Use the title, “Favorite Sport.” Add category names, number of students, and percentages to each slice. Which circle graph is correct?
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A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled football, 15, 21 percent; basketball, 28, 40 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
Image with alt text: A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled football, 15, 21 percent; basketball, 28, 40 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled 15, 21 percent; 28, 40 percent; 6, 9 percent; 9, 13 percent; and 12, 17 percent.
Image with alt text: A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled 15, 21 percent; 28, 40 percent; 6, 9 percent; 9, 13 percent; and 12, 17 percent.
A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Sports. The sections are labeled football, 15, 21 percent; basketball, 28, 40 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
Image with alt text: A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Sports. The sections are labeled football, 15, 21 percent; basketball, 28, 40 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled football, 28, 40 percent; basketball, 15, 21 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
Image with alt text: A pie chart divided into 5 inequal sections is titled Favorite Sport. The sections are labeled football, 28, 40 percent; basketball, 15, 21 percent; tennis, 6, 9 percent; soccer, 9, 13 percent; and baseball, 12, 17 percent.
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A circle graph divided into 5 sections shows the following distribution: apples, 15 percent; oranges, 25 percent; bananas, 30 percent; strawberries, 12 percent; raspberries, 18 percent.
Use the circle graph to compare the number of students who chose oranges with the number of students who chose apples.
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The number of oranges is less than the number of students that picked apples.
The number of oranges is less than the number of students that picked apples.
The number of students who chose apples and oranges is the same.
The number of students who chose apples and oranges is the same.
25 students chose oranges and 15 chose apples.
25 students chose oranges and 15 chose apples.
The number of students who chose oranges is greater than the number of students who chose apples.
The number of students who chose oranges is greater than the number of students who chose apples.
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A circle graph divided into 5 sections shows the following distribution: apples, 15 percent; oranges, 25 percent; bananas, 30 percent; strawberries, 12 percent; raspberries, 18 percent.
Use the circle graph to compare the number of students who chose oranges with the number of students who chose apples.
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The number of oranges is less than the number of students that picked apples.
The number of oranges is less than the number of students that picked apples.
The number of students who chose apples and oranges is the same.
The number of students who chose apples and oranges is the same.
25 students chose oranges and 15 chose apples.
25 students chose oranges and 15 chose apples.
The number of students who chose oranges is greater than the number of students who chose apples.
The number of students who chose oranges is greater than the number of students who chose apples.
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The number of students who chose oranges is greater than the number of students who chose apples.
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A circle graph divided into 5 sections shows the following distribution: apples, 15 percent; oranges, 25 percent; bananas, 30 percent; strawberries, 12 percent; raspberries, 18 percent.
Sixty students were surveyed to find their favorite fruit. How many students chose banana as their favorite fruit?
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180
180
18
18
310
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30
30
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A circle graph divided into 5 sections shows the following distribution: apples, 15 percent; oranges, 25 percent; bananas, 30 percent; strawberries, 12 percent; raspberries, 18 percent.
Sixty students were surveyed to find their favorite fruit. How many students chose banana as their favorite fruit?
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180
180
18
18
310
Start Fraction 3 over 10 End Fraction
30
30
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The correct answer is 30 students chose bananas as their favorite fruit.
nope it was 18
Apologies for the confusion. If 30% of 60 students were surveyed, then the number of students who chose bananas would indeed be 18. Thank you for pointing that out.
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