The diameter of a cake is 12 centimeters and the area of one slice is 4π cm2. in terms of π how many full slices can you cut out of the cake

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Gievn, the diameter of a cake is 12 cm

Radius of the cake = 6 cm

area of one slice = 4π

in terms of π how many full slices can you cut out of the cake = ?

Area of the cake = area of the circle = π = π = 36 π

Area of n slices = area of the cake

(4π ) n = 36 π

n = 9

In terms of π 9 full slices can be cut out of the cake.

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