Mathematics, 19.04.2021 07:40 mahdy43

13 mm 23 mm
14 mm
38 mm
What is the frosted area of the top cake? (Round to the nearest
tenth)
What is the frosted area of the bottom cake? (Round to the nearest
tenth)
What is the total surface area of cake that will be frosted?

13 mm

23 mm
14 mm
38 mm
What is the frosted area of the top cake? (Round to the nearest
tenth)
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13 mm 23 mm
14 mm
38 mm
What is the frosted area of the top cake? (Round to the n...