The circle graph shows the distribution by age group of licensed drivers in the United States in 2003. which is the closest in the number of drivers in millions who are less then 30 years old

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Harper Robertson

Mathematics

24 May, 06:54

The circle graph shows the distribution by age group of licensed drivers in the United States in 2003. which is the closest in the number of drivers in millions who are less then 30 years old

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Frances Friedman · Answer 1

The angle representing the age group will be divided by the total angle, 360° if the angle is in degrees or 2π radians if the angle is in radians.

This will tell us the fraction of the age group. Then, we multiply it by the total number of people represented by the graph to find the number of people in the age group of interest.