But the volume ofa pie (round, without tapering sides) would be Pi*r^2*h
where h is the height of the pie, r is its radius.
(where h is the height of the pie, r is its radius.
F5 F5 F5 Can't be arsed.,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 17:16,
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I suppose if it had tapering sidesyou'd have calculate as the difference between two cone shaped pies.
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Baz Fuck off,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 17:21,
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Yesand It was too difficult for my small brain. You see A-level Maths was one of those that I failed (but that was in the days when people did fail A-levels).
( F5 F5 F5 Can't be arsed.,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 17:25,
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you coulddo that indirectly by getting bovine to eat 2 conical pies and seeing how much weight he puts on with each, the ratio would give you the ratio between the pie volumes
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atomboy,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 17:33,
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