UCAT pie chart questions

Add the slices to get the total first. Then a slice's share is part ÷ total × 100. Round once, at the end, to the places the question asks for. Try two below.

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Quantitative Reasoning · Question 1 of 20:00 / 0:43

Cedar logistics

The pie chart shows parcels delivered for each site.

DetailValue
Delivery charge per parcel (£)2.4
New contract increase (%)15
Cedar logistics: Parcels delivered. A: 440; B: 300; C: 600; D: 260.Parcels delivered. A: Total 440; B: Total 300; C: Total 600; D: Total 260Parcels delivered11. A: 44022. B: 30033. C: 60044. D: 260
Chart values
CategoryTotal
A440
B300
C600
D260

What is the ratio of parcels delivered in A to those delivered in C, in its simplest form?

Angles and shares

You haveDo this
AngleShare = angle ÷ 360
ShareAngle = share × 360
Share and the totalAmount = share × total

Three traps

  • Using one slice's label as the total.
  • Rounding a middle step, then missing the right option by 0.1.
  • Answering a share of one site when the question asks for the whole chart.

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