A survey of 500 teenagers was taken to see which sport was their favorite to watch on TV. A pie chart displayed the following results. Choose the correct data (numbers of teenagers). From which the pie chart was constructed other: 4%, hockey:16%, soccer:18%, basketball:24%, football:38%

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Originally Posted by pjones4443

A survey of 500 teenagers was taken to see which sport was their favorite to watch on tv. A pie chart displayed the following results. Choose the correct data (numbers of teenagers). From which the pie chart was constructed other: 4%, hockey:16%, soccer:18%, basketball:24%, football:38%

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It's not clear what your question is. If you're trying to figure out how many teenagers in the survey selected each sport you simply multiply the percentage by 500 (the population size). So for example the number of teens who selected "other" is 4% of 500, or 20. Is that what you're trying to figure out?