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An exploded slice in a pie chart is a slice of the chart pulled away to empasize a data point.
An "exploded" slice is one that has been made to "pop out" of the pie, in a way, moving the slice away from the centre of the chart in order to offset it. It provides visual emphasis.
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What are the different pieces of a pie chart?
A slice of a chart can be "exploded" out of it. An exploded slice is separate from the main part of the chart. An exploded pie chart has all the slices separated.
What is an exploded pie chart?
An exploded pie chart is a pie chart with one (or more) of the segments pulled away from the centre.
What pie chart has one or more pieces that are offset?
Exploded Pie Chart
What is a piece of a pie chart called?
slice or wedge
What is the action of pulling out a pie slice from a pie chart?
eliminating it
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