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Say we have 3 pizzas with radius 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm. Is it possible to cut the pizzas into 3 portions with the same area?
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Am I missing something here? Pi*r^2/3 for each pizza no? Not sure if I'm understanding.
yes
So? What's to stop you from cutting them into regions of pi * r^2 /3?
I think the question wants all the portions have to have the same area.
Well that's impossible if they have a different radius right.
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3 portions imposible. 4 - yes
u mean each pizza cut it to three ?
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