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How much part of the circle we need to shade to show 25% data in the pie chart?

A

Secmi circle

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60 degree sector

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C

120 degree sector

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D

A quarter

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Solution

The correct option is D
A quarter

Above image shows the 25% data shaded with respect to the total data. It represents a quarter part of a circle or 90 degree angle at the center of a circle or pie chart.

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