Answer:
Part A: 9 times
Part B: 79%
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
Volume of the large pan = πr²h
Where,
radius (r) = ½(diameter) = ½(12) = 6 in.
height (h) = 3 in.
Volume = π*6²*3
Volume of the large pan = 339.29 in.³
Volume of the small pan = πr²h
r = ½(4) = 2 in.
h = 3 in
Volume of small pan = π*2²*3
Volume of the small pan = 37.7 in.³
✔️To determine how many times the volume of the large pan is greater than the small pan, divide the volume of the larger by the smaller:
= 339.29/37.7 ≈ 9
✅The volume of the large pan is about 9 times greater than the volume of the smaller pan.
Part B:
✔️Find the volume of the box:
Volume of box = L*W*H
Where,
L = 12 in.
W = 12 in.
H = 3 in.
Volume of the box = 12*12*3 = 432 in.³
Divide the volume of the large pan over the volume of the box and multiply by 100%
Thus:
339.29/432 × 100
= 78.5393519 ≈ 79%
The large cheesecake takes up about 79%
