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There is an office party to celebrate the last quarter's performance with cake for everyone! Many differentcircular cakes are ordered.Given the radii of the circular cakes and the number of guests, determine the largest piece that can be cutfrom the cakes such that every guest gets a piece with the same area. It is not possible that a single piecehas some part of one cake and some part of another cake. To be fair, every guest is served only one pieceof cake

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Answered by amitnrw
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There is an office party to celebrate the last quarter's performance with cake for everyone! Many differentcircular cakes are ordered.Given the radii of the circular cakes and the number of guests, determine the largest piece that can be cutfrom the cakes such that every guest gets a piece with the same area. It is not possible that a single piecehas some part of one cake and some part of another cake. To be fair, every guest is served only one pieceof cake

Let say there are five cakes

with radius 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 cm  

& guest = 220

Total Cake = π(1² + 2² + 3² + 4² + 5²)

= π(1 + 4 + 9 + 16 + 25)

= 55π

Largest piece that can be cut from cake =  55π/220  = π/4

4 pieces from radii 1 cake

16 pieces from radii 2 cake

36 pieces from radii 3 cake

64 pieces from radii 4 cake

100 pieces from radii 5  cake

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