The circle graph shows the most important problems for the 14 comma 312 comma 167 high school teenagers in a country. Without using a calculator, estimate the number of high school teenagers for whom doing well in school is the most important problem. A pie graph titled Most Important Problems for High School Teenagers consists of a circle divided into 8 sectors with labels and sizes as a percentage of the circle as follows: Doing Well in School, 11 percent; Social Pressures and Fitting in, 22 percent; Drugs, 23 percent; Others, 29 percent; Getting along with Parents, 2 percent; Getting into College, 4 percent; Sexual Issues, 4 percent; Crime and Violence in School, 5 percent. Most Important Problems for High School Teenagers Doing Well in School, 11% Social Pressures and Fitting in, 22% Drugs, 23% Others, 29% Getting along with Parents, 2% Getting into College, 4% Sexual Issues, 4% Crime and Violence in School, 5% Question content area bottom Part 1 Doing well in school is the most important problem for approximately how many of the high school teenagers? A.1 comma 400 comma 000 1 comma 400 comma 000 B.2 comma 800 comma 000 2 comma 800 comma 000 C.5 comma 600 comma 000 5 comma 600 comma 000 D.4 comma 200 comma 000 4 comma 200 comma 000