Graphs are just testing you on how well you can read them. It shows things clearly. Some questions include graphs to give you a more vivid information.
Now, try this question!
It's easy, isn't it?
a)125b)Mar/March
The previous question was a line graph. Now, I am showing you an example of a pie chart. Reading pie graphs is not a worry too.You just need to take note of the hints and clues which are present in the question.
Try this!
The pie chart below shows the various types of hobbies of the students. 65 students enjoy
playing sports. The number of students who enjoy watching TV is 1/5 of the
total number of students.
a)Find the total number of students
b)If students who like to read made up 30% of the student
population and there are 26 less students who enjoy cooking than watching TV,
how many percent was the number of students who enjoy cooking?
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