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Q31. Observe the pie chart given
below and answer the following
questions: (i) The central angle for
sector A is (ii) What is the difference
between the central angles for sector
B and sector C ?
Answers
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Given:
A circle with sectors A, B, and C
Percentage of sector A = 30%
Percentage of sector B = 40%
Percentage of sector C = 30%
To Find:
(i) The central angle for sector A
(ii)The difference between the central angles for sector B and sector C
Solution
- For finding the central angle for each sector, we will use the following property of a circle:
"Total central angle of a circle is 360°".
What is a sector of a circle?
- A sector is the portion of a circle enclosed by two radii and an arc.
Now, we will find the answer to each question by the following steps:
Step 1: Finding the central angle of sector A.
- It is given that sector A occupies 30% of the circle.
So, the central angle of A = × 360
∠A = 108°
Hence, the central angle for sector A is 108°.
Step 2: Finding the central angle of sector B.
- It is given that sector B occupies 40% of the circle,
So, the central angle of sector B = × 360°
= 144°
Hence, the central angle for sector B is 144°.
Step 3: Find the central angle of sector C.
- It is given that sector C occupies 30% of the circle,
So, the central angle of sector B = × 360°
= 108°
Hence, the central angle for sector C is 108°.
Step 4: Calculate the difference between the angles of sectors B and C.
- We know from Step 2 and Step 3 that
The central angle of sector B = 144°
and Central angle of sector C = 108°
∴ Difference = 144° - 108°
= 36°
Hence, the difference between the central angles of sectors B and C is 36°.
Hence,
(i) The central angle for sector A is 108°
(ii) The difference between the central angles of Sector B and C is 36°.