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3 years ago

How much pizza souce is needed to cover a 16” pizza? (Note 16” is the diameter of the pizza)

Mathematics

1 answer:

gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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Answer:

201.06 or 200.96

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the first answer if you were asked to answer with π and use the second one if you were asked to use 3.14 if your teacher didn't specify use the first one.

To find the area of a circle you use π r² or π multiplied by the radius squared the diameter (which is what we are given) in this case is 16" so you would divide it by two giving you 8 then square 8 giving you 64 and then do π64 or π(8²). A way my teacher helped us learn these equations is with a really cool song, its called The Circle Song look it up online, I hope it helps!

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