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the circleville pumpkin show in circleville, ohio boasts the world's largest pumpkin pie. The pie weighs 250 pounds an 5 feet in

diameter. Find the diameter of the pie in centimeters in 3 ft = 91.44 cm. Write and use an algebraic proportion to solve

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