Joanne C. answered 05/31/23
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asked 05/10/23You are creating a wedding cake for a couple. The couple has already picked out a design that they like. The cake is composed of three tiers. Each tier is a square prism. The bottom tier has a length of 20 inches. The second tier has a length of 14 inches and the top tier has a length of 8 inches. Each tier has a height of 6 inches. The surface of the entire cake will need to be covered in frosting. How many cans of frosting will you need to buy, if each can covers 250 square inches?
1 Calculate the surface area of the wedding cake.
2 Remember, frosting will not be placed where the tiers are connected.
3 Determine how many cans of frosting you will need.
4 Show work to support your answer using words, Numbers and/or pictures.
Joanne C. answered 05/31/23
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