TSI Math: Reading a Circle Graph to Identify Pizza Percentages
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Alright here's the graph and we got wow we had
some big eaters here Four slices Ok well five hundred
customers had pizza what's the minimum number of slices that
let us stuff You could have served yesterday Who wants
Let us when you could have pizza instead write the
customers have spoken and alright we'll break down the number
of pizza slices eaten by each sector of the graph
Eighteen percent of five hundred ninety right point one eight
times and then ninety customs had one slice so are
running total a pizza slices starts here at ninety then
twenty six percent of five hundred had two slices so
there was twenty six and five hundred and one hundred
thirty multiplied by two Well that's two hundred sixty slices
were running total here ninety plus two sixty and then
the next thirty six hundred customers had three slices of
five hundred slices there it's hundred eighty people so three
times that one eighties five forty running total here's eight
ninety and we're calculating the minimum number of slices So
we'll assume that each customer in the forearm or category
just had four slices Although somebody must have five or
six In that case point two times five hundred twenty
seven five hundred hundred customers have four slices eat so
add another four hundred to the pot Let us stuff
you served a minimum of twelve hundred ninety Pizza slices
yesterday one of how many pizzas that added up too
but that's a different problem So that's it The answer 00:01:37.406 --> [endTime] is c We are smoked in full