Posted by Javier on Monday, April 12, 2010 at 9:24pm.
first you would have to find out how to cut 18 inches into 10 equal slices then multiply that by 3 I think
Pii*9^2*3/10
Still the same guy, just explaining why: 9 is the radius of the pizza (diameter/2). Area of a circle is pii*r^2. Pizza was divided into 10 slices so 1 slice is 1/10 of the total area, thereby 3/10 is the area of 3 slices from the whole pizza. This is like 7th grade stuff tho tbh.
take 360 divided by how many slices it was cut into for the arc of each. divide 360 by that number, multiply it by pi, than multiply it by the radius. that'll give you the area of one slice, so all you have to do now is multiply the area of one slice by 3 for all 3 slices.
so if im right the answer's 847.8 sq. inches
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