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Find the number of people for each sector of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest whole number.
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I'm not sure how right I am here, but this is what I did, 180/100 = 1.8 so... 44(percent) = 44*1.8= 79.2 people
noumber = (% of the people)times 180/100
So basically just multiply the percentage by 1.8 and that would equal the amount of people.
So for example, for Thriller I'd do 16*180/100?
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Ohh ok, thanks!
unncommon is right.
Ignore the thiller part... I was looking at the wrong problem lol
Yeah, I was kind of confused when you brought that out... xD
Aha there was another graph that looked the same, confused myself But anyway, thanks I got it now :)
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No problem, you're welcome :)
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