List of top Data Interpretation Questions on Pie Charts asked in IBSAT

The pie diagram below shows the percentage of expenditures of Paul and Balu per month.

What is the sum of angles subtended by expenditures of Paul on Travel, Rent and Medical?

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what is the ratio of their expenditures on Food and clothing?

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what would be the difference of their expenditures on all except Investments?

If Paul's income was Rs. 13,500, what would be his average expenditure on Investments, Rent and Travelling?

If the salary of Balu is Rs. 15,000, what would be the expenditure on Investments and Food?

The pie-diagram below shows the % of expenditures of Paul and Balu per month.

Paul's expenditure (outer ring): Rent 22%, Investments 23%, Food 15%, Travel 15%, Clothing 18%, Medical 7%.

Balu's expenditure (inner ring): Rent 20%, Investments 24%, Food 14%, Travel 9%, Clothing 15%, Medical 18%.

The below shown pie diagram shows the marks of Raju in his tenth class with 554 in all. The values mentioned are in degrees.

1st Language: 90 degrees, Hindi: 60 degrees, English: 63 degrees, Mathematics: 72 degrees, Science: 75 degrees, Social: 80 degrees

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The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If the salary of Balu is Rs. 15,000, what would be the expenditure on Investments and Food?

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The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what is the ratio of their expenditures on Food and Clothing (combined) between the two of them?

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The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what would be the difference of their expenditures on all categories except Investments?

Directions: The pie chart shows the percentage of monthly expenditure of Paul and Balu across six heads - Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If Paul's income was Rs. 13,500, what would be his average expenditure on Investments, Rent and Travelling?

Directions: The pie chart shows the percentage of monthly expenditure of Paul and Balu across six heads - Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

What is the sum of angles subtended by expenditures of Paul on Travel, Rent and Medical?

Directions: The following pie diagram shows the marks obtained by Raju in his tenth class examinations, with a total of 554 marks. The values mentioned on the pie diagram are the central angles, in degrees, corresponding to each subject.

The subjects and their corresponding central angles, as read from the chart, are: 1st Language = 90°, Hindi = 60°, English = 63°, Mathematics = 72°, Science = 75°, Social = 80°.

The subject in which he scored \(16\frac{2}{3}\%\) of the marks is:

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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

The subject in which he scored approximately 97 marks is

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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

Of the total marks, in which subject is his scoring percentage the highest?

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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

What is the difference between the marks obtained in 1st Language, Hindi and Mathematics, and the marks obtained in Science, Social and English?

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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

Of the total marks, in which subject is his scoring percentage the lowest?

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Refer the graphs given below and answer the following question. Total population is 724 million and total income is Rs.54300 crore

In a company, there are 1200 employees working in six different departments. The table below gives the ratio of men and woman in each department and the pie chart describes the percentage distribution of employees in each department.

The pie-diagram below shows the percentage of expenditures of Paul and Balu per month.