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How do you find the median in fractions?
use lmc
How do you construct a pie chart?
Ok, first you take whatever numbers you're using and put them into fractions of a whole. After that, turn the fractions into percentages by dividing. Next, make a circle and take the fractions and make them into parts of the whole circle. The measurements usually do not need to be perfect.
Use of pie chart?
To show fractions or parts of a whole.
Which set of numbers does 3 over 10 belong to?
fractions
What type of information are pie graphs used to display?
Fractions of a whole.
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