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What percentage of the total shares in marks brothers os not accounted for in the pie chart

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vichka [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

5% of the total shares in marks brothers was not accounted for in the pie chart

Question:

The question is incomplete has it has no diagram of the pie chart.

Let's consider the following:

Company holdings in marks brothers total number of shares is $78,000.

The % of each entity from the pie chart is stated below:

us oil: 8%

harp pension: 12%

prh: 19%

live fund: 24%

marks family trust: 32%

What percentage of the total shares in marks brothers is not accounted for in the pie chart?

Explanation:

To find the percentage of the total shares in marks brothers that is not accounted for in the pie chart, first we would sum the percentage accounted for in the pie chart.

%us oil + %harp pension + %prh + %live fund + %marks family trust

= 8% + 12% + 19% + 24% +32%

Sum of the percentage accounted for in the pie chart = 95%

Percentage of the total shares in Marks brothers that is not accounted for in the pie chart = total percentage - sum of the percentage accounted for in the pie chart

Total percentage = 100%

Percentage of the total shares in marks brothers that is not accounted for in the pie chart = 100% - 95%

= 5%

5% of the total shares in marks brothers was not accounted for in the pie chart.

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