namjooncore
namjooncore namjooncore
  • 04-06-2021
  • Mathematics
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Would I need Circumference or Area to calculate the amount of oil it takes to cover a frying pan? Explain your reasoning.

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kyleap984ovm04g kyleap984ovm04g
  • 04-06-2021

Answer:

area, you would need the area of the frying pan because surface area is the space it would take to cover the surface with oil

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raimaira2004 raimaira2004
  • 05-06-2021
yes you will need it
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