alleryWhy is a pie chart unsuitable for showing very many values?
ASlices become too small
BIt cannot show shares
CIt needs a time axis
DIt shows only one value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Slices become too small
With many values the slices turn tiny, so the reader must rely on colours or arrows to decode them.
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