The costs of materials for product B are made up as follows.Material P： $1，000Material Q： $600Material R： $1，025Material S： $375If the material proportions were displayed on a pie chart， how many degrees would material Q represent？（ ）
A: 120 degrees
B: 204 degrees
C: 144 degrees
D: 72 degrees
A: 120 degrees
B: 204 degrees
C: 144 degrees
D: 72 degrees
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- The cost of materials for product A are made up as follows: Material A: $12000 Material B: $5000 Material C: $10500 Material D: $2500 If the material proportions were displayed on a pie chart, how many degrees would material B represent?
- The cost of materials for product X are as follows.Material A: $2400Material B: $2800Material C: $3600Material D: $200If the material proportions were displayed on a pie chart, how manydegrees would material B represent? ( ) A: 96 degrees B: 144 degrees C: 112 degrees D: 80 degrees
- The cost of materials for product A are as follows. Material W: $2,250 Material X: $3,000 Material Y: $3,600 Material Z: $150 If the material proportions were displayed on a pie chart, how many degrees would material Y represent?
- 5.1 The cost of materials for product A are as follows. Material W:$2,250 Material X:$3,000 Material Y:$3,600 Material Z:$150 If the material proportions were displayed on a pie chart, how many degree would material Y represent ? A: 144 degree B: 90 degrees C: 120 degree D: 204 degree
- The structure of a material depends on how it is processed, and a material's performance is a function of its properties.