SOLUTION: If I use a 9 inch radius cake pan rather than a 10inch radius cake pan - both 3inch high - what is the volume change?
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Question 307379: If I use a 9 inch radius cake pan rather than a 10inch radius cake pan - both 3inch high - what is the volume change? Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Volume is a function of the square of the radius.
(9/10)^2 = 81/100
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For the 10 inch pan:
V = 300 pi cubic inches
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For 9 inch:
V = 300pi*81/100
V = 243 pi cubic inches
