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Terra Nova Practice Lesson 23 Circle Graphs. Problem 1 ► Suppose you are constructing a circle graph. ► How many degrees represent the whole? ► A 90 

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1 Terra Nova Practice Lesson 23 Circle Graphs

2 Problem 1 ► Suppose you are constructing a circle graph. ► How many degrees represent the whole? ► A 90  ► B 100  ► C 180  ► D 360 

3 Problem 2 ► Suppose you are constructing a circle graph. ► What central angle represents 35% ► A 35  ► B 70  ► C 126  ► D 135 

4 Problem 3 ► Suppose you are constructing a circle graph. ► If the central angle measures 90 , then what percent of the whole does the central angle represent? ► A 10%C 45% ► B 25%D 90%

5 For questions 4 – 6, use the circle graph. It compares the ways students go to school

6 Problem 4 ► What percent of the students go to school by bus? ► A 13% ► B 40% ► C 45% ► D 80%

7 Problem 5 ► What is the measure of the central angle representing students who take a bus to school? ► A 144  ► B 140  ► C 80  ► D 40 

8 Problem 6 ► What is the measure of the central angle representing students who walk to school? ► A 150  ► B 162  ► C 170  ► D 182 

9 Answers ► 1 D ► 2 C ► 3 B ► 4 B ► 5 A ► 6 B

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