Pie Charts, Line Graphs

Pie Charts, Line Graphs

TGM Original Questions

The table below shows the age distribution of the researchers in an institute.

Age range

\(20 - 29\)

\(30 - 39\)

\(40 - 49\)

\(> 49\)

Number of researchers

\(35\)

\(30\)

\(20\)

\(x\)

  1. Given that \(15%\) of the researchers are aged above \(49\), find the value of \(x\).
  2. Determine which age range does each sector represents in the pie chart below, hence express each part as a percentage of the whole and find the angles of each sector.
    List item image
  3. Construct a bar graph using the grids below to illustrate the data.
    List item image

The institute then hires a certain number of researchers aged between \(40\) and \(49\), such that the new number of researchers aged between \(40\) and \(49\) is \(\frac{1}{3}\) of the new total number of researchers of the institute.

  1. Given that there is no other change in the number of researchers of the institute, express the number of researchers aged between \(30\) and \(39\) as a percentage of the new total number of researchers of the institute.

Video Solution:

Video Solution

Video solution locked

A free account saves your progress; this video needs a course plan.

Solution:

Solution locked

680+ questions here come with free worked solutions. A free account saves your questions and progress; this one needs a course plan.

Answer:(i) \(x=15\) (ii) \(20\text{–}\hspace{0.5em}29:35\%,126^\circ\), \(30\text{–}\hspace{0.5em}39:30\%,108^\circ\), \(40\text{–}\hspace{0.5em}49:20\%,72^\circ\), above \(49:15\%,54^\circ\) (iii) Bar heights \(35,30,20,15\), respectively (iv) \(25\%\)

Need help? Join our E-Maths tuition for O-Level success.

Learn more