27. A student is living on a budget of $2500 per month. He is spending 45% of his budget on rent, 35% on food, 15% on other bills, and 5% on fun. a. Represent this information in a pie chart. Calculate the number of degrees for each slice and fill in the pie chart. Clearly label each slice (include the degrees by the label). Round to nearest degree. b. How many dollars does he spend per month for each of the categories? Round to nearest dollar.Show work Rent: Food: Other bills: Fun:
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