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A slice of pizza has an area of 13.5 sq inches. If the pizza has a radius of 9 inches, how many pizza slices make up the whole pie?
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A slice of pizza has an area of 13.5 sq inches. If the pizza has a radius of 9 inches, how many pizza slices make up the whole pie?
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First find the area of the whole circle using the formula pi x r^2:
3.14 x 9 x 9 =
254.34
Then, divide 254,34 by 13.5 to get the number of slices:
254.34/13.5 =
18.84
That’s approximately 19 slices.
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