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A '''pie chart''' is a kind of [[circular]] [[chart]] designed to communicate [[statistics]] to the [[public]].
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A '''[[pie]] chart''', also called a '''circle graph''', is a [[circular]] [[statistics|statistical]] [[chart]] where shaded or colored [[sector]]s of a [[circle]] (pie slices) are [[angle|angularly]] scaled to represent relative fractions of the whole.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 01:03, February 14, 2016

Typical pie chart

A pie chart, also called a circle graph, is a circular statistical chart where shaded or colored sectors of a circle (pie slices) are angularly scaled to represent relative fractions of the whole.