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The given pie chart shows the monthly savings and expenditure incurred by a family on various items. Study the chart and answer the question given below. The central angle of food and education together is:

The given pie chart shows the monthly savings and expenditure incurred by a family on various items. Study the chart and answer the question given below. The central angle of food and education together is: Correct Answer 216°

food = 40%

education = 20%

Total of food and education = 60%

⇒ (60 × 360)/100

⇒ 216° 

∴ The central angle of food and education together is 216° 

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