Answer ! will give and 30 ! when a circular pizza is cut into six slices using diameters, the total length of the cuts is 18 cm. what is the area of the pizza in square centimeters?

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This tells us that the cuts add up to 18 cm. There is 3 cuts that make 6 slices. 18/3=6 cm for the diameter of the pizza. The equation to find the area of the circle is Area=π r^2 (radius squared). Divide the diameter by 2 to get the radius. 6/2=3. Plug this in for r. A=π 3^2. Simplify this to A=9πcm^2. The units for area is units^2. So the area would be 9πcm^2.

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Remark
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I found it interesting that all regular polygons with sides of 4 and above that are even will be a possible solution to your pizza problem. The circle enclosing the regular polygon will have diameters running through the center if the opposite vertices are connect. I've uploaded three of them. I cannot prove this is so, but it is an interesting fact.

The left one is a decagon
The middle one is an 18 agon (I don't know the proper term)
The right one is a 14 a gon (again I don't know the proper term)

Conclusion
1. Probably all even vertici regular polygons have this feature in common.
2. Next time you order a pizza, think about the regular polygon that created the cuts.

The correct selling price is $29.97.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Cost price of an item = $27

Mark up rate = 11%

So, Amount of mark up would be

So, Amount after mark up would be

Hence, the correct selling price is $29.97.

The manager's likely error is that he has put the selling price the mark up amount only i.e $2.9≈$3 instead of adding the mark up amount to the cost price.