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If this data were to be made into a circle graph, how many degrees would be needed for the chocolate chip cookie section? Answer options with 5 options A. 25° B. 50° C. 72° D. 9…

If this data were to be made into a circle graph, how many degrees would be needed for the chocolate chip cookie section? Answer options with 5 options A. 25° B. 50° C. 72° D. 9…
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If this data were to be made into a circle graph, how many degrees would be needed for the chocolate chip cookie section? Answer options with 5 options A. 25° B. 50° C. 72° D. 90° E. 180°

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A - 25 ps i need to see the whole question to answer
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I believe it's 50' Im not sure
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