How I Spend My Time Circle Graph Assignment

Outcome:F3Construct and interpret circle graphs F9 Evaluate data interpretations that are based on graphs and tables

Make a list and a circle graph of the information in the list, to show how you spend your time during a typical day (24 hours) and a typical week (168 hours).

In your typicalday, you might include the following items: School, homework, sleeping, eating, watching TV, using technology (cell phone, internet, gaming, etc), hanging out with family or friends, etc.

In your typical week, you may want to add extra-curricular (ex. sports, cadets) that you attend, time that you spend doing weekend outings (ex. shopping), babysitting, part-time work, etc.

Fill in the chart below with the activities you will include for a typical day and a typical week; round your times off to the nearest hour to make your calculations simpler.

Day

Activity / Fraction of Day
/ Decimal / Sector Angle (⁰)
Multiply decimal by 360⁰ / Percent (%)
Multiply decimal by 100
TOTAL / Be sure it adds up to / Be sure it adds up to 360⁰ / Be sure it adds up to 100%

Week

Activity / Fraction of Week
/ Decimal / Sector Angle (⁰)
Multiply decimal by 360⁰ / Percent (%)
Multiply decimal by 100
TOTAL / Be sure it adds up to / Be sure it adds up to 360⁰ / Be sure it adds up to 100%

Using your calculations from your chart, create a circle graph to represent how you spend your time daily below(include a title for your graph, label and percent for each section):

Using your calculations from your chart, create a circle graph to represent how you spend your time weekly below(include a title for your graph, label and percent for each section):

Circle Graph Analysis:

1)Looking at the daily circle graph, what is the majority of time spent doing?

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2)Looking at the daily circle graph, what is the least amount of time spent doing?

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3)Looking at the weekly circle graph, what is the majority of time spent doing?

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4)Looking at the weekly circle graph, what is the least amount of time spent doing?

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5)Looking at either or both daily and weekly circle graphs, what surprises you the most about the data you have represented?

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