Pie Charts
Pie Charts
TGM Original Questions
The pie chart below shows the composition of types of products that a factory produces, where the ratio of the number of Type A to the number of Type B to the number of Type E produced is \(2:3:6\).
- Find the ratio of the number of Type C to the number of Type D produced.
- Given that the factory produces \(500\) Type D products, find the total number of all \(5\) types of products that the factory produces.
- Hence find the number of Types A, B, C and E products that the factory produces, respectively.
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Answer:(i) \(4:5\) (ii) \(2000\) products (iii) Type A: \(200\), Type B: \(300\), Type C: \(400\), Type E: \(600\)
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