Pie Chart

Author:Monica Capoor
8th CBSE
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Important Questions on Pie Chart

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The given pie chart represents the different categories of wasteland in a country. If the total area of wasteland in that country is 144 million hectares, then find the following:
The ratio of forest degraded area to wind eroded area.

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The given pie chart represents the different categories of wasteland in a country. If the total area of wasteland in that country is 144 million hectares, then find the percentage of water eroded area. (Estimate answer to two decimal places)

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The given pie chart represents the different categories of wasteland in a country. If the total area of wasteland in that country is 144 million hectares, then find the following:
The area of saline and alkaline lands.

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Complete the table given below and then draw a pie chart to express the amount spent by five teenaged boys A, B, C, D and E on recreation, in a month.

Boy A B C D E Total
Expenditure on recreation (in) 510 x 450 y 300 2160
Central angle θ1 80° θ2 70° θ3 360°

 

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A pie chart representing the population of senior citizens in four metropolitan cities is given in Figure 2. If the total population of senior citizens is 18 lakh, read the pie chart and find the population of senior citizens in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata.
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The pie chart in Figure 1 shows the expenditure of a showroom on various heads. If the total expenditure is 9 lakh, find the expenditure on individual heads.

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

Given below is the percentage break-up of the cost of production of a book:

Head Printing Paper and binding charges Advertisement Royalty Miscellaneous
Percentage (%) 1756 2509 1256 12518 27518

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following table shows the monthly expenditure of a firm:

Item Rent Wages Electricity and Water Taxation
Amount (in lakhs of ) 1560 840 600 1320

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following table gives the number of credit cards issued by five banks in 2005:

Bank Standard Chartered ICICI SBI Citibank Bank of India
Number of credit cards issued 24000 24000 18000 58000 20000

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following data represents the number of students who appeared for various subjects in an examination:

Subject Physics Mathematics English Biology Chemistry
Number of students 9000 35000 18000 4000 6000

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following data shows the expenditure of an individual on various items:

Item Education Food Rent Clothing Others
Expenditure (in ) 1600 3200 4000 2400 3200

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The table given below provides the data on money spent (in crores) during the fourth 'Five Year Plan' :

Item Agriculture Communication Industries Power Miscellaneous
Rupees (in crores) 5250 4000 3750 2250 2750

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following table represents the collection of stamps of different countries, by a student :

Country India USA Germany UK South Africa
Number of stamps 105 150 90 120 75

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The following table illustrates the data on the mode of transport used by the office goers to go to their office:

Transport to the office Walk Bus Cycle Train Car Total
Number of office goers 10 12 18 24 8 72

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

A student spends his pocket money on various items as given below:

Item Books Eatables Stationery Sports goods Miscellaneous Total
Money spent (in ) 29 16 10 13 4 72

 

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Draw a pie chart for the given data.

The marks obtained by Nayantara in an examination are given below:

Subject English Hindi Mathematics Social Science Science Total
Marks obtained 105 82.5 135 97.5 120 540

 

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The selectors had to decide on the Indian team to play with Australia. They decided on the 12 players as follows:
 

Players Wicketkeeper cum batsman Off spinner Leg spinner Specialist Opening batsman Batsman
Number 2 2 1 3 4

Draw a pie chart for the given data.