What is a circular diagram?
It shows how the whole is divided into different parts or slices.
Every slice shows how much there is. very.
It helps you compare different categories.
Title
The title tells you what the district map is.
Slice
Each layer represents a part of the whole thing.
The larger the disk, the larger what it represents.
Labels
These indicate the names of each part.
Examples:
mathematics, natural sciences, art, etc.
Step :1 Percentage or break
It tells you how much cake is absorbed by all parts.
Example: 25% of students in mathematics and other fields.
It’s like a complete pizza, cake, or cake.
The Pain is part of this whole thing.
Favorite Fruits
Apple ‥50%
Apple ‥25%
Apple ‥grapes ‥strawberry ‥10%
Apple (50 out of 100).
banana.
15 grape-like children.
10 children like strawberries.
Favorite Color:
Children’s Colors
Red 10
Green 15
Yellow 5
Total Children = 10 + 20 + 5 = 50 Children
Step 2: Find the sion or percentage
and convert each part to a percentage:
Red: (10 ues 50). 40%
Green: (15・50) 100 = 30%
Yellow: (5 raw・50) 100 = 10%
Step 3: Draw and slice circles
Use a compass or print a circle. Share with parts:
Red slices = 20% of the circle
Blue slices = 40% of the circle
Green disc = 30% of the circle
Yellow disc = Color and lettering of each disc.
completion! 144°
Green (30%): 0.30 Raw 360 = 108°
Yellow (10%): 0.10 Raw 360 = 36° Draw any angle using the runner.
It’s like art and mathematics together! From children
PET -Numbering percentage
Dog 15 30%
cat 10 20%
fish 5 10%
Rabbit 20 40%
Overall help = 50
The largest disc is sent to the rabbit!
The popular slices are the same.
This means they fell equally.
Names of each category in the diagram
Q1: Which part of the district map shows how much there is?
A.Title
B Disc
C key
Answer: b
Q2: If the disk in the diagram is 25%, what kind of person is it?
A. 1/4
B. 1/2
C. Opinion)
Report (to show facts and results)
SARA: 4 slices
Total = 10 slices
Now converted to a circular diagram:
alex: 20%.
