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How many square inches are in a 15 inch pizza?
if the pizza is round then you use Pi X 7.5 X 7.5
How many square inches in a 5 inch round pipe?
15.7
How many Square inches in a 12 inch round pan?
12 inches is the diamter so 6 inches is the radius. The area is 36Pi or about36x3.14 which is about 113 square inches
How many square inches are in an 10 inch round circle?
formula used is (pi)x(radius squared)= square inches (3.14)x(5x5)= 78.5 square inches
How many square inches in a 4 inch round circle?
12.5664 Sq.In.
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