Overview

A Pie Chart is a circular statistical graphic used to visually represent numerical proportions within a dataset.

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In a pie chart, the entire circle represents 100% of the data, and it is divided into slices, each of which corresponds to a proportionate part of the whole.

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The size of each slice is directly proportional to the quantity or percentage it represents, providing a clear visual comparison of different segments within the dataset.

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Key Features of Pie Chart

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Key Feature	Description
Slices	Each slice of a pie chart represents a distinct category or component of the data being visualized. The number of slices corresponds to the number of categories in the dataset.
Proportions	The size of each slice is directly proportional to the quantity or percentage it represents relative to the whole dataset. Larger slices indicate higher proportions, while smaller slices represent lower proportions.
Totality	The sum of all the slices in the pie chart equals 100%, representing the entirety of the data. This ensures that the chart provides a complete and accurate depiction of the dataset.
Color or Patterns	Different colors or patterns are typically used to differentiate between slices, making it easier to distinguish and interpret the various categories. These visual distinctions help in quickly identifying and comparing the segments of the chart.

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