Pie Chart Interpretation Mock Tests

A pie chart shows the distribution of Rs 10,00,000 in a company across five departments: Research (54°), Marketing (90°), Production (72°), HR (54°), and Administration (90°). What is the difference between the expenditure of the Marketing department and the Production department?

A pie chart shows the expenditure of a family in a month totaling Rs 30,000. Food: 90°, Clothing: 45°, Education: 75°, Rent: 60°, Savings: 90°. What percentage of the total expenditure is on Food and Education together?

In a pie chart showing the annual expenditure of a family, the total expenditure is Rs. 6,00,000. If 'Housing' accounts for 30% of the total expenditure, 'Food' accounts for 20%, 'Education' accounts for 15%, and 'Transport' accounts for 10%, what is the expenditure on all other categories combined?

In a pie chart showing the expenses of a book publishing company, the angle for printing cost is 126 degrees and for editing cost is 72 degrees. If the printing cost is Rs. 3,150, what is the editing cost?

A pie chart shows the distribution of a country's budget: 35% to Defence, 25% to Education, 20% to Health, 15% to Infrastructure, and 5% to Others. What is the central angle for Education?

A pie chart shows the distribution of 3600 applicants for three different exams: Exam A (108°), Exam B (126°), and Exam C (126°). How many applicants appeared for Exam A?

The pie chart shows the distribution of a government budget of Rs. 10,000 crore among different sectors. Education accounts for 15%, Infrastructure for 30%, Healthcare for 20%, Defence for 25%, and others for 10%. What is the ratio of expenditure on Infrastructure to that on Education?

In a pie chart representing the expenditure of a publishing company, the total expenditure is Rs. 6,00,000. If "Paper Cost" accounts for 20% of the total expenditure and "Printing Cost" accounts for 28% of the total expenditure, what is the difference between the printing cost and the paper cost?