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Students of a class voted for their favourite colour and a pie chart was prepared based on the data collected.
Observe the pie chart given below and answer questions based on it.
Which colour received `1/5` of the votes?
Options
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Solution
Green
Explanation:
Blue (25%), i.e. `25/100 = 1/4` of votes received by blue.
Red (35%), i.e. `35/100 = 7/20` of votes received by red.
Green (20%), i.e. `20/100 = 1/5` of votes received by green.
Yellow (14%), i.e. `14/100 = 7/50` of votes received by yellow.
Others (6%), i.e. `6/100 = 3/50` of votes received by others.
Hence, green is the required colour.
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