English, 12.11.2020 23:20 yeet1570

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The table shows the votes of 900 people in the last elections.
Political
Party
Frequency
Angle in
Labour
345
Conservative
480
Lib Democrat
60
Other
15
Complete the table and draw a pie chart
to represent this information.
Note. Please du

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