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The pie-chart given below, shows the marks scored in an examination by a student in Hindi, English, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. If the total mark secured by the student was 540, then the marks secured by him in Hindi and Science together is how much less than the marks secured by him in Social Science and Mathematics together?

The pie-chart given below, shows the marks scored in an examination by a student in Hindi, English, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. If the total mark secured by the student was 540, then the marks secured by him in Hindi and Science together is how much less than the marks secured by him in Social Science and Mathematics together? Correct Answer 48

Calculation

Total marks secured by the student = 540

⇒ 360° is equivalent to 540

⇒ 1° is equivalent to 540/360° = 1.5 marks

Marks secured in Hindi = 70° × (1.5) = 105

Marks secured in Science = 68° × (1.5) = 102

Marks secured in Social Science = 80° × (1.5) = 120

Marks secured in Mathematics = 90° × (1.5) = 135

Marks secured in Hindi and Science together = 105 + 102 = 207

Marks secured in Social Science and Mathematics together = 120 + 135 = 255

Their difference = 255 - 207 = 48

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