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प्रश्न
Subjective marks obtained by a student in an examination are given below:
Subject | Marks |
Marathi | 85 |
English | 90 |
Science | 85 |
Mathematics | 100 |
Total | 360 |
Draw a pie diagram to represent the above data.
उत्तर
Subject | Marks | θ = measure of a central angle |
Marathi | 85 | `85/360 xx 360` = 85 |
English | 90 | `90/360 xx 360` = 90 |
Science | 85 | `85/360 xx 360` = 85 |
Mathematics | 100 | `100/360 xx 360` = 100 |
Total | 360 | 360 |
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Subjectwise marks obtained by a student in an examination are given below
Subject | Marks |
Marathi | 85 |
Hindi | 85 |
Science | 90 |
Mathematics | 100 |
Total | 360 |
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Subject | Marks |
Marathi | 85 |
Hindi | 80 |
English | 95 |
Mathematics | 100 |
Total | 360 |
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