How organize data by circle graphs, Mathematics

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Q. How organize data by Circle Graphs?

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Circle graphs, or pie charts, are another way of organizing data sets into an easy-to-read format. They make it very easy to compare data based on the percentage of the whole.

Example: Jennifer keeps track of the different types of sports activities she does within a week.

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The pie chart is created by starting at the very top of the circle and covering wedges clockwise around the circle. So jogging takes up 33% of the area around the pie, swimming takes up 24% and so on.

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