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Me. math work: the head chef has asked you to create a delicious baked dessert that will have the same volume if it is served in a cylinder, cone, or sphere. choose one cylindrical, one conical & one spherical baking dish that have the same or very similar volumes and can be used interchangeably to serve your dessert. justify your answer by showing your math work, round to the nearest hundredth use n-3.14

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