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Depends on the data, but normally it can. Suppose you have a bag of marbles. There are 100. 5 are purple, 20 are blue, 25 are green, and 50 are red. That means when you make a pie chart 5% will be purple, 20% blue, 25% green, and 50% red. So you can tell from the chart the probility of picking out any color if you take one random marble from the bag. This is an example but the principle is true to many other things.

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