A circle graph represents categorical data by partitioning one whole circle into sectors whose sizes correspond proportionally to category frequencies or fractions of the total. The learner can determine appropriate sectors from familiar fractions, decimals, or percentages, ensure that the categories account for the entire circle, and interpret comparisons between sectors; informal construction relies on benchmark or approximate partitions rather than exact central-angle calculations or advanced trigonometry.
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