If the central angle for the quantity and the total sum is given, then the value of that quantity is given by $\frac{C e n t r a l a n g l e}{360^{0}} \times (T o t a l s u m)$

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If the central angle for the quantity and the total sum is given, then the value of that quantity is given by Central angle3600×(Total sum)

The correct option is B True

If the central angle for the quantity and the total sum is given, then the value of that quantity is given by $\frac{C e n t r a l a n g l e}{360^{0}} \times (T o t a l s u m)$