The Guytanos want to make a circle graph of their family budget.

The Guytanos want to make a circle graph of their family budget. They budget 40% of their take-home pay each month for car payments. How many degrees should be in the section representing car payments?
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"serkel graf"...is that same as pie chart ????

yu gotta giv us sum numbers tu werk with.

Eech pie sekshun hav senter angel proposhunal tu

"value"/(total value)
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