well a pie graph would be 3% of agriculteral 30% of industry and67% service ur welcome
Federal government
it is pie
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Pie
pie graph of budget 2012
Pie Graph.
Less than Half.
A pie graph. But if you have more than around seven main categories, a pie graph starts to get a bit too busy. Also, unless the logic of categories dictates otherwise, order them by size.
A pie graph does not have an axis.
On a pie graph
Pie graphs are ideal for showing proportion. For example, if you have a budget, and a certain amount of money going towards various different things you might make a pie graph of this information. The pie graph would give an easy representation of which expenditures (slices) are biggest, and which are less significant. Whenever you have a known amount of something, split up into different proportions, the pie graph is the best graph for demonstrating those proportions.
not a pie graph or pie chart
A pie graph is used to show the proportions of a whole.
a pie graph shows percentages and a bar graph shows numbers and amounts
They are the same thing, so it really doesn't matter. I usually say graph, but whatever is easiest to you.
Pie chart, of course!!