Answer:
Explanation:
Benjamin is correct in thinking that all the pieces are the same amount of cake.
In Cake A, the pieces are two semicircles formed by splitting the circle horizontally.
In Cake B, the pieces are two semicircles formed by splitting the circle vertically.
Although the cakes are cut in different ways, the resulting pieces are the same size because the area of each piece depends on the proportion of the total area of the cake it represents. Since both cakes are divided into two equal parts, each piece will have half of the total cake's area, making them the same amount of cake.