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A pie chart is being produced to represent the sales from different regional offices of a

business: $000

North 125

North West 180

East 241

South 691

South East 147

Total 1,384

What would be the angle of the East divisions section on the pie chart (to the nearest whole degree)? O

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241/1,384 x 360 = 62.69。= 63°

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