you could argue there’s a shortfall of 35% though.
i’d naturally assume that if you strongly agree or strongly disagree then you can merge or lose the figures for agree or disagree in those percentages in the first place.
how is strongly agreeing or strongly disagreeing any more relevant than agreeing or disagreeing or vice versa.
one persons strongly agree could be another persons agree.
so the pie chart is fundamentally flawed.
do you :-
A agree
B strongly agree
c disagree
d strongly disagree
e couldn’t give a monkeys.