If the radius of a pizza is [i]z[/i] and its height is [i]a[/i], then using
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the volume of the pizza is pi * z * z * a = pizza.
Amazing.
if the radius of a pie is "e" and it's height is "s", then the volume of the pie is:
pi.e.e.s!
astounding!
But what if your pie has a slightly domed top or your pizza has a snazzy stuffed crust? What then, with all your mathematical jiggery-pokery, eh?
[i]But what if it has a slightly domed top or a snazzy crust? What then, with all your mathematical jiggery-pokery, eh? [/i]
I think you'll find that if you have a domed top or a 'snazzy' crust then it's 'n0nce'.
The weight of a turd = turd.
If t = the length of the turd, u the height, r the width and d the density then
the weight of a turd is t * u * r * d = turd!
Does require a rectangular turd, so you might have to discard a few first, or live with an approximation.
"live with an approximation"
is an 'approximation' a man with a willy that has a rectangular cross section then?
igmc.
You need to get out more!
You need to get out more!
Which one of us?
or your pizza has a snazzy stuffed crust
well if we assume the snazzy stuffed crust approximates to a cyclinder of radius z, and a length of a, then it's volume is also pi.z.z.a, so the volume of a snazzy stuffed crust pizza = pi.z.z.a + pi.z.z.a
You need to get out more!Which one of us?
the one with a square todger needs to keep it out of round holes! Ow!
