finding out the degree

• Collect Data


  1. Gather the data you want to represent

  2. Ensure it's categorical data where each category represents a portion of the whole
• Calculate Total


  Add up all the values to find the total
• Calculate Percentages


  1. Calculate the percentage each category contributes to the total

  2. Divide the value of each category by the total value of all categories

  3. Multiply by 100 to get the percentage
• Draw a Circle


  1. Start by drawing a circle

  2. This circle represents the total data set
• Divide the Circle


  1. Use a protractor or angle-measuring tool to divide the circle into sectors based on the degrees calculated for each category

  2. Start with one sector at the 12 o'clock position and proceed clockwise
• Label the Sectors


  1. Label each sector with the corresponding category name and its percentage

  2. You can place these labels inside or outside the pie chart depending on clarity and aesthetics
• Enhance the Chart


  Add a title, legend, and any other necessary information to make your pie chart clear and informative
• Review and Refine


  1. Double-check your pie chart to ensure accuracy and clarity

  2. Make any necessary adjustments to the sizes of the sectors or labels to improve readability