Reading Circle Graphs
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Reading Circle Graphs
Reading circle graphs worksheet: two circle graphs with their totals, such as votes for the class trip. Find the percent, the number and the fraction in a slice, and how many more one slice has than another. Grade 7, with an answer key.
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Read a circle graph: the percent, fraction and number in each slice, how many more in one slice than another, the ratio of two slices, the angle of a slice, and the whole from one slice.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child check the parts add to the whole: 100%, or 360 degrees.
- For each part, have the child estimate from the picture first: is it about a quarter, a half?
- Use the total to find the amount for each part.
Common mistakes
- Reading a percent as the number of people. Multiply the percent by the total.
- Making a circle graph where the parts add to more than 100%.
- Mixing up the degrees of a part and its percent.
