Mathematics 0580 · IGCSE · Statistical charts and diagrams

Statistical charts and diagrams — practice question

Heidi notes the colour of every one of 500 cars passing over a bridge. The pie chart displays part of this data. The sectors already drawn are named Grey, Red and Other.
(a)[1]

What number of cars are red?

(b)[1]

Show, by calculation, that the grey sector has an angle of $25.2^\circ$.

(c)[2]

Finish the pie chart so that it represents this information.

(d)[2]

Calculate the probability that a randomly selected car is not grey. Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

(e)[2]

Of these 320 cars, how many would be expected to be white?

(f)[3]

Calculate the mean value.

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