Practice Pie Chart in Statistics

Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.

Quick Recap

A pie chart is a circular graph that shows how a whole is split into categories. Each sector represents a category, and the size of the sector is proportional to that category's share of the total.

A pie chart works best when you want to ask “how much of the whole belongs to each group?” The whole circle stands for 100%, and each slice shows one part of that whole.

Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.

Example 1

easy
A pie chart sector is exactly half the circle. What percent and how many degrees is it?

Example 2

medium
A pie chart of 360 survey responses shows 'agree' as a 144-degree sector. How many people agreed?

Example 3

easy
A pie chart sector for 'red' measures 90 degrees. What percent of the whole is red?

Example 4

medium
A pie chart shows 25 of a class plays soccer. How many degrees is the soccer sector?

Example 5

easy
Fill in: pie chart sectors are proportional to each category's ____ of the total.

Example 6

easy
Pie chart sectors should always add up to what total?

Example 7

medium
A pie chart of 720 trees has sectors of 180∘ oak, 108∘ maple, and the rest pine. How many pine trees are there?

Example 8

medium
A budget pie chart: rent 40%, food 20%, transport 15%, savings 10%, other the rest. If the budget is $2{,}000, how many dollars are spent on rent?

Example 9

medium
A pie chart shows expenses: rent 50%, food 25%, other 25%. Rent is $1000. What is the total monthly budget?

Example 10

medium
A pie chart of 500 votes shows candidate X with a 162-degree sector. How many votes did X get?

Example 11

hard
A pie chart of 90 pets is split into 5 sectors. If each sector represents the same number of pets, how many degrees is each sector and how many pets per sector?

Example 12

medium
A pie chart sector for 'maybe' is 60 degrees. If 240 people were surveyed, how many said 'maybe'?

Example 13

medium
In a pie chart, category A is 30% and category B has twice as many people as A. What percent is B, and how many degrees?

Example 14

medium
A pie chart has sectors 20%, 20%, 25%, and the rest. The total is 400 people. How many are in the largest sector?

Example 15

medium
A pie chart shows fruit preferences of 80 people: apple 40%, banana 25%, cherry the rest. How many chose cherry?

Example 16

easy
A pie chart shows 25% of students chose soccer. How many degrees is the soccer sector?

Example 17

easy
In a pie chart, 30% chose red, 30% blue, 40% green. Which sector is largest?

Example 18

easy
True or false: a bigger pie chart sector means a smaller share of the whole.

Example 19

hard
A pie chart of 180 books shows fiction 90∘, mystery 60∘, biography 45∘, and the rest 'other.' How many other books are there?

Example 20

easy
Is a pie chart appropriate for (A) parts of a budget that sum to 100%, or (B) a temperature recorded each hour?