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For Exercises 114-117, use the geometry formulas found in Section R.3. Find the area of the pizza shown in the figure. Round to the nearest square inch. 

   For Exercises 114-117, use the geometry formulas found in Section R.3.
Find the area of the pizza shown in the figure. Round to the nearest square inch.
Beginning And Intermediate Algebra
Beginning And Intermediate Algebra
Julie Miller, Nancy… 2nd Edition
Chapter 5, Problem 114 ↓
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00:01 We are going to do problem number 81 in this question what we have to find we have to find the area by rounding of it to nearest hole number so let's start doing this what is given in the question is the given information is about the diameter so diameter is given that is equals to 20 millimeter 20 millimeter so what is the radius? it is equals to d by 2 so 20 by 2 this is 10 millimeter will be the answer for this 10 millimeter will be the radius…
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