Inactive Tutor answered 05/20/20
There is a lot of extraneous informationπ in this question. All you really need to know is
V = π(d/2)2t
V = volume = ?
d = diameter =20 cm
t = thickness = 1.25 cm
V = π(20/2)2(1.25) cm3 = 392.7 cm3
Sheraz A.
asked 05/20/20A pizzaresturant is offering three different pizza's in different sizes.
The smallest Pizza has a diameter of 20 centimeter. The medium-large has a diameter of 30 centimeter. The largest Pizza has a diameter of 40 centimeter. All the pizza's has a 1,25cm thickness. We assume that when eating the pizza, each bite is 5cm3.
Question:
Show that the volume of the smallest pizza is 393 cm3
Inactive Tutor answered 05/20/20
There is a lot of extraneous informationπ in this question. All you really need to know is
V = π(d/2)2t
V = volume = ?
d = diameter =20 cm
t = thickness = 1.25 cm
V = π(20/2)2(1.25) cm3 = 392.7 cm3
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