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nydimaria [60]
3 years ago
5

How to do this cause I am confused

Mathematics
1 answer:
viva [34]3 years ago
3 0
The answer is:  " 268.666 in² " .
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Explanation:
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Formula for area of circle (shape of pizza):
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A = \pi * r²  ;

in which:  "A = area of the pizza (area of a circle)" ; for which we are to solve.

                "\pi" = 3.14 (approximation we shall use) ; 

                r = radius = "d/2" ; d = diameter = 18.5 in (given) ; 

                r = d/2 = (18.5 in. / 2) = 9.25 in.
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Plug our known values into the formula to solve for "A" (area):

A = \pi * r² ;

   = (3.14) * (9.25 in)² ;

   = (3.14) * (9.25)² * (in²) ;

   = (3.14) * (85.5625) * (in²) ;

   =  268.66625 in² ;
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Round to:  " 268.666 in² " .
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