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Mathematical pizza
1, (pizza is one inch, not China's) One inch is 2.54CM, the radius of 6 inches is 7.62CM, the radius of 9 inches is 1 1.43CM, and the radius of 12 inches is15.24cm.

The next step is to find out the areas of the three kinds of pizzas respectively, and compare 6 +9 and 12 which is larger. The area of a circle will always be calculated, so I won't say it. It's not cost-effective to work out.

2.C=πd, when the radius increases by 2CM, it is C=π(d+4)=πd+4π, that is, the circumference increases by 4π.

Same area: S=πR? When the radius increases by 2CM, it is S=π(R+2)? =πR? +4πR+4, which means an increase of 4πR+4.

This kind of problem can't have actual numbers, usually algebra.

3, c is 4 points, there is no process. . . infer

4, set the original x meters

3/4X*2/3* 1/2= 12

X=48 meters

And Baidu, which I don't understand.