Mathematics, 24.03.2021 21:10 mprjug6

Use the slice of watermelon below to answer the following questions, 9 in, 43
Part A: What was the circumference of the circular watermelon before it was cut?
Part B: What was the area of the circular watermelon before it was cut?
Part C: To the nearest tenth, what is the area of the slice of watermelon?
Part D: To the nearest tenth of an inch, what is length of the rind (the green skin) of the slice of
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Use the slice of watermelon below to answer the following questions,

9 in, 43
Part A: What was th

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Use the slice of watermelon below to answer the following questions, 9 in, 43
Part A: What wa...