Creating a pie chart

Video to accompany the open textbook Math in Society (www.opentextbookstore.com/math.... Part of the Washington Open Course Library Math&107 course.

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Thanks, was useful for math reviewing.

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[@Eccentric-YURR]

Does the total of the frequency reflect the same number of the data set?

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[@peterhope-em7bb]

How did you get those answers because am not getting same answers with you please

[@abdulwahedsikderjisan6884]

1:19 the colour blue frequency is 25 you have to divide 25 by the total numbers of the frequency and then if you calculate this 25÷216=0.1157 you have to multiply 0.1157 with 100 as the percentage is 100. So 0.1157×100 = 11.57 and that's the related frequency or cumulative frequency of blue colour frequency.