2.1 How many of the learners travelled to school by bus? 2.2 How many more learners walk to school than…

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2.1 How many of the learners travelled to school by bus? 2.2 How many more learners walk to school than travelling by bus?

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To solve these questions, we first need to determine the percentage of learners who walk to school, as this information is not explicitly given in the pie chart.

Calculate the percentage of learners who walk to school.
The sum of the given percentages for other modes of transport is:
$10\% (\text{Bus}) + 10\% (\text{Car}) + 4\% (\text{Taxi}) + 3\% (\text{Other}) = 27\%$
Since a pie chart represents $100\%$ of the total, the percentage of learners who walk to school is:
$100\% - 27\% = 73\%$
Answer 6.2.1
How many of the learners travelled to school by bus?
From the pie chart, the percentage of learners who travelled by bus is $10\%$ .
The total number of learners is not provided in the image, so the exact number cannot be determined. We can only state the proportion.
The number of learners who travelled by bus is $\boxed{\text{10\% of the total learners}}$ .
Answer 6.2.2
How many more learners walk to school than travelling by bus?
The percentage of learners who walk to school is $73\%$ (from Step 1).
The percentage of learners who travelled by bus is $10\%$ .
The difference in percentage is:
$73\% - 10\% = 63\%$
The total number of learners is not provided in the image, so the exact number of more learners cannot be determined. We can only state the proportional difference.
The number of learners who walk to school is $\boxed{\text{63\% more than those who travel by bus, relative to the total learners}}$ .

2.1 How many of the learners travelled to school by bus? 2.2 How many more learners walk to school than travelling by bus?

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Calculate the percentage of learners who walk to school.

Answer 6.2.1

Answer 6.2.2

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