Constructing a

pie graph
based on a
given set of
data
A. Write each percent in decimal
number.

1.) 65% = _______

2.) 45% = _______
3.) 24% = _______
4.) 58% = _______
5.) 76% = _______
 B. Give the value of the
following:
1.) 5% of 45 = _______
2.) 6% of 80 = _______
3.) 50% of 60 = _______
4.) 75% of 12 = _______
5.) 25% of 200 = _______
 Mark surveyed 250 people at the Municipal
Athletic Meet and asked them what event is their
favorite. He gathered the following data.

Event
Basketball 30%
Volleyball 20%
Track and Field 18%
Football 22%
Other Event 10%
If Mark instructed by
her teacher to make a
pie graph base on his
data gathered.
How does Mark
make it?
Steps:
Find the angle measure for each section.
30% of 360 = 0.3 x 360
Basketball- degrees degrees = 108 degrees

Volleyball – 20% of 360 = 0.2 x 360 = 72 degrees

degrees degrees

Track in Field – 18% of 360 = 0.18 x 360 = 64.8 degrees

degrees degrees

Football – 22% of 360 = 0.22 x 360 = 79.2 degrees

degrees degrees

10% of 360 = 0.1 x 360

Other Event – = 36 degrees
degrees degrees
Favorite Event
Other Event
10%

Football Basketball
22% 30%

Track & Volleyball

Field 20%
18%
Make a pie graph to show
how Ruby budget her
₱2,000.00 weekly
allowances if she spent it the
following: 50% for food, 15%
for fare, 30% for others and
5% for savings. How much is
spent for each category?
Make a pie graph on the sales of book
on a Publishing House.
Math books – 40%
Pupil Diary – 10%
Filipino books – 20%
Science books – 20%
English books – 10%
If the total sales amounted to
₱ 1,250,000.00
 How do you constructs a pie graph based on a
given set of data?
Organize the data.
Compute percent from given data.
Translate percent into degrees.

-To draw a pie graph:

1. Find the angle measure for each section.
2. Draw a circle using a compass.
3. Use a protractor to draw each angle measure.
Then label each section.
4. Write a title for the graph.
Make a pie graph using the following
data.
Monthly expenses of Mendoza Family

Expenses Percentage
Education 40%
Food 25%
Electricity 10%
Savings 10%
Others 15%
 ASSIGNMENT
Make a pie graph on the number of
hours spent in using internet during
weekends:
0-3 hours – 30%
4-6 hours – 40%
7-9 hours – 20%
10 hours or more – 10%