Using a Protractor to make a pie chart

This video shows how to use a protractor to measure out the slices in a
pie chart.

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[ACCMath1332]

For example in the video, there were 24 A's out of a total of 81 vowels. 24/81 = .30*100% = 30%.

30% of 360degrees is .30*360 = 108 degrees.

[ACCMath1332]

To get the percentage you take the number of each divided by the total and multiply by 100%. Then you take that percentage of 360 degrees to get the degree for each section. So really, there is no need to convert to a percent to obtain the degree of each slice because you would need to multiply by the decimal to obtain your degrees.

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[TheCutiepie509]

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[Tioluwani98]

this really helped me cuz i was totally clueless, thanks for putting such a useful video online:) u gotta luv utube

[soccerking811]

I cant do it correctly, because my protractor is too small to reach the dot using the hole

[TheRCFAMILY]

thank you - this helped a lot! :)

[emily8thecake]

how cant u like this video?! it does what it says it does and unless you dont speek english you should be able to get it

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[Techwarrior300]

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