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Mark is baking a pie that has a diameter of 10 inches. he wants to cover the top of the pie with a pie crust . what is the area

of the crust that will cover the top of the pie?

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AnnZ [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

79 square inches.

Step-by-step explanation:

Mark is baking a pie that <u>has a diameter of 10 inches</u>. he wants to cover the top of the pie with a pie crust. <u>what is the area</u> of the crust that will cover the top of the pie?

Pie = circle (shape)

What is the area of a circle 10 inches in diameter? ≈ 79 square inches. and r denotes the radius. = 78.5 square inches. ≈ 79 square inches.

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