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Below is the pie graph showing colors picked by students of a class. Number of students who picked blue color are 111. How many students were there in that class?

Below is the pie graph showing colors picked by students of a class. Number of students who picked blue color are 111. How many students were there in that class? Correct Answer 300

Pie graph shows relation between whole and its parts. According to the pie chart, 37% of students picked blue color. Total number of students who picked blue color is 111. Thus, total number of students of that class is 300.

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