40 people answered a survey about their favourite book genres. The results are displayed in a pie chart. The pie chart shows the percentage of people who like each genre: Travel ($108^\circ$), Drama ($36^\circ$), Horror ($135^\circ$), and Science Fiction ($81^\circ$). We need to find how many people said drama.

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1. Problem Description

40 people answered a survey about their favourite book genres. The results are displayed in a pie chart. The pie chart shows the percentage of people who like each genre: Travel (108108^\circ), Drama (3636^\circ), Horror (135135^\circ), and Science Fiction (8181^\circ). We need to find how many people said drama.

2. Solution Steps

The total angle in a circle is 360360^\circ. The proportion of people who chose drama is 36360\frac{36^\circ}{360^\circ}.
To find the number of people who chose drama, we multiply the total number of people surveyed (40) by the proportion who chose drama.
Proportion of people who chose drama = 36360=110\frac{36}{360} = \frac{1}{10}
Number of people who chose drama = 110×40=4\frac{1}{10} \times 40 = 4

3. Final Answer

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