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create three math questions related to the graph and give answers

Here are three math questions related to the pie chart you provided, along with their answers:

### 1. **What is the total percentage of participants playing Candyland, Monopoly, and Twister?**
- **Solution**: Add the percentages for Candyland, Monopoly, and Twister:
  \[
  23\% + 21\% + 19\% = 63\%
  \]
  **Answer**: 63% of the participants are playing Candyland, Monopoly, and Twister combined.

### 2. **If there are 200 participants in total, how many people are playing Chess?**
- **Solution**: Chess represents 15% of the participants. To find how many participants that represents:
  \[
  \text{Chess players} = \frac{15}{100} \times 200 = 30
  \]
  **Answer**: 30 participants are playing Chess.

### 3. **What is the ratio of participants playing Jenga to those playing Poker?**
- **Solution**: The percentage of participants playing Jenga is 11%, and for Poker, it's 7%. The ratio is:
  \[
  \text{Ratio} = \frac{11}{7} = 11:7
  \]
  **Answer**: The ratio of participants playing Jenga to Poker is 11:7.

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### 5 Related Questions:
1. How many participants are playing Uno if there are 500 participants in total?
2. What fraction of the participants are playing games other than Candyland and Twister?
3. If 300 participants are involved, how many people are playing Monopoly?
4. What percentage of participants are playing games other than Jenga and Poker?
5. If 100 more people joined the event and all chose to play Candyland, what would the new percentage of Candyland players be?

### Tip: 
To calculate percentages of a total group, remember to multiply the percentage (as a decimal) by the total number of participants.

Create three math questions related to the graph and give answers

Explore math questions involving percentages, ratios, and proportions using a pie chart showing participants in various games like Monopoly, Candyland, and Twister. Learn to calculate total percentages, determine exact participant counts, and compare different game groups. Suitable for Grades 5-7.

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