How to find the percentage of a sector from an angle - ISEE Upper Level Quantitative Reasoning
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Sector SOW has a central angle of 
. What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Sector SOW has a central angle of
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Sector SOW has a central angle of 
. What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
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While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of 
. What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
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While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of 
. What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
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Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Tap to reveal answer
Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
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While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
Tap to reveal answer
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
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Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Tap to reveal answer
Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
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While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
Tap to reveal answer
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
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Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Tap to reveal answer
Sector SOW has a central angle of . What percentage of the circle does it cover?
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
Sector SOW has a central angle of
Recall that there is a total of 360 degrees in a circle. SOW occupies 45 of them. To find the percentage, simply do the following:
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While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
Tap to reveal answer
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of . What percentage of the circle is highlighted?
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
While visiting a history museum, you see a radar display which consists of a circular screen with a highlighted wedge with an angle of
To find the percentage of a sector, simply put the degree measure of the angle over 360 and multiply by 100.
So, our answer is 18.06%
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