A seafood company produces cans of tuna. Each can gets wrapped with a paper label. If every van has a radius of 8.3 centimeters,

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ddd [48]

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A seafood company produces cans of tuna. Each can gets wrapped with a paper label. If every van has a radius of 8.3 centimeters,

what is the approximate length of the paper required to cover two cans?

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2 answers:

Tanzania [10] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-25T11:10:53+03:00

Answer:

First, we should find out what the circumference of one can is and then multiply it by two, because they ask us about two cans.

The formula for calculating the circumference is:

C = 2πr

Good news - we have r! r equals 8.3 cm.

So the circumference of one can, hence length of one piece of paper, equals 2π * 8.3 = 16.6π. Length of two pieces of paper is the result of this multiplication: 2 * 16.6π = 33.2π

jok3333 [9.3K] · Answer 2 · 2022-01-25T09:01:03+03:00

First, we should find out what the circumference of one can is and then multiply it by two, because they ask us about two cans.

The formula for calculating the circumference is:
C = 2πr

Good news - we have r! r equals 8.3 cm.
So the circumference of one can, hence length of one piece of paper, equals 2π * 8.3 = 16.6π. Length of two pieces of paper is the result of this multiplication: 2 * 16.6π = 33.2π