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Dion has a pizza with a diameter of 10 1/3 in . Is the square box shown big enough to fit the pizza inside? The box is 10.38 in

wide and the pizza is 10 1/3 inches wide
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Artemon [7]3 years ago

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Yes, the box is wide enough because 10 1/3 is 10.33 repeating and the box is 10.38 (.05 inches wider than the pizza)

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