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1. r=n/3(b+k) solve for k 2.c=7.09 pie=3.4 solve for 2pieR^2

1. r=n/3(b+k) solve for k 2.c=7.09 pie=3.4 solve for 2pieR^2
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1. r=n/3(b+k) solve for k
2.c=7.09 pie=3.4
solve for 2pieR^2

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User SimonVT
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r = n/3 (b + k)
3r = n(b + k)
b + k = 3r/n
k = 3r/n - b
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