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Starter Questions 1. Calculate the area of the following shape 12cm 3cm 4cm 4cm . Copy the diagram and find all the missing angles 38˚

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Starter Questions. 1. Calculate the area of the following shape. 3cm. 4cm. 4cm. 12cm. 2. Copy the diagram and find all the missing angles. 38˚. Pie Charts. Learning Intention. To explain the main points of a Pie Chart and how to construct them. Pie Charts. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Starter Questions

Starter Questions

1. Calculate the area of the following shape

12cm

3cm4cm

4cm

2. Copy the diagram and find all the missing angles

38˚

Page 2: Starter Questions

Pie Charts

Learning Intention

To explain the main points of a Pie Chart and how to construct

them.

Page 3: Starter Questions

Created by Mr.Lafferty Maths Dept

Pie ChartsCome up with a question that we can answer using this Pie Chart.

Page 4: Starter Questions

Created by Mr.Lafferty Maths Dept

Pie ChartsCome up with a question that we can answer using this Pie Chart.

Page 5: Starter Questions

Pie charts can be thought of as circle graphs.

Pie Charts

How many degree in a circle

14

360o

How many degrees in one

slice90o

4 36090

What fraction is each slice of the circle

Page 6: Starter Questions

6

Pie charts can be thought of as circle graphs.

Pie Charts

How many degree in a circle

13

360o

How many degrees in one

slice120o

3 360120

What fraction is each slice of the circle

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Work out the fraction and degrees for each slice of the circles.

Pie Charts

Page 8: Starter Questions

Pie Charts

510

210

310

Let’s make up our own question

Page 9: Starter Questions

The pie chart shows the results of a class survey into favourite restaurant food.

Chinese

Fren

ch

Indian

Italian

Pie Charts

Italian French

Write down the fraction of the class that choose

ChineseIndian 410

210

310

110

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Pie Charts

50 people were askedwhat was there favourite holiday

How many choseAmerica

Spain

4 of 5010=50 10 4 =20

3 of 5010=50 10 3 =15

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Whole circle is divide into 20 equal pieces

Pie Charts

Count the number of parts the circle is divided into.

1 piece is equal to 120

The whole circle represents 100 bottles. How many bottles does 1 piece represent.

5

Page 12: Starter Questions

Pie Charts

Created by Mr.Lafferty Maths Dept

What does each part stand

for ?

What fraction represents

each mealtime ?

There is 100 pupils in the

survey?What is

1/20 of 100.How many

people chose each

mealtime?

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Easy Pie Charts

10 30 20 10 20 10

15 15 30 5 15 15 5

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For this question construct a Pie Chart using the Pie Chart

worksheet.

Pie Chart